Economics for ConsumersAmerican Book Company, 1944 - 666 pages |
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... labels . Although the National Recovery Administration has long since passed out of existence some manufacturers still use code labels , and a movement is being sponsored by the Con- sumers League to encourage an even greater use of labels ...
... labels . Although the National Recovery Administration has long since passed out of existence some manufacturers still use code labels , and a movement is being sponsored by the Con- sumers League to encourage an even greater use of labels ...
Page 526
... labels except in the case of corn , for which 18 per cent of the labels carried some such term . Since Federal law requires that all labels indicate the net 1 Columbus Better Business Bureau , Bulletin , July 9 , 1940 . weight of ...
... labels except in the case of corn , for which 18 per cent of the labels carried some such term . Since Federal law requires that all labels indicate the net 1 Columbus Better Business Bureau , Bulletin , July 9 , 1940 . weight of ...
Page 539
... labels , but their knowledge of standards is negligible . If American producers really care to make their advertising helpful and their labels meaningful , let them combine the use of standards with these two devices . The inability of ...
... labels , but their knowledge of standards is negligible . If American producers really care to make their advertising helpful and their labels meaningful , let them combine the use of standards with these two devices . The inability of ...
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