Economics for ConsumersAmerican Book Company, 1944 - 666 pages |
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Page 308
... limited . to those required by that particular business . The purchasing agent for a family , on the other hand , finds that her task of buying is only one of many which must be taken in the full stride of a day's work . Also the range ...
... limited . to those required by that particular business . The purchasing agent for a family , on the other hand , finds that her task of buying is only one of many which must be taken in the full stride of a day's work . Also the range ...
Page 417
... limited - payment contract he is paying his bill more rapidly . The only difference lies in the fact that in the latter case he knows he must make only 20 payments , while he thinks he must pay for the whole - life policy as long as he ...
... limited - payment contract he is paying his bill more rapidly . The only difference lies in the fact that in the latter case he knows he must make only 20 payments , while he thinks he must pay for the whole - life policy as long as he ...
Page 513
... limited scale by an independent commercial firm , its purpose apparently being to serve as a sales promotion scheme . Moreover , in those few cases where such service is rendered the ultimate cost is borne by consumers in the prices ...
... limited scale by an independent commercial firm , its purpose apparently being to serve as a sales promotion scheme . Moreover , in those few cases where such service is rendered the ultimate cost is borne by consumers in the prices ...
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