Economics for ConsumersAmerican Book Company, 1944 - 666 pages |
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Page 309
... income may be carried a step further . The wealth which money will buy is in itself useless if not consumed . It is only when wealth is actually consumed and yields its services to members of the family that income is realized . When a ...
... income may be carried a step further . The wealth which money will buy is in itself useless if not consumed . It is only when wealth is actually consumed and yields its services to members of the family that income is realized . When a ...
Page 310
... income . In fact , a substantial portion of this group spent more on current living than they received as income , thereby going into debt or liquidating assets . The group with incomes between $ 1,500 and $ 3,000 contained 34 per cent ...
... income . In fact , a substantial portion of this group spent more on current living than they received as income , thereby going into debt or liquidating assets . The group with incomes between $ 1,500 and $ 3,000 contained 34 per cent ...
Page 314
... income against regular expenditures . It is much easier for a family receiving a regular monthly income to plan its expendi- tures informally than for a family whose income is intermittent . Wage earners , commission men , and ...
... income against regular expenditures . It is much easier for a family receiving a regular monthly income to plan its expendi- tures informally than for a family whose income is intermittent . Wage earners , commission men , and ...
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