Economics for ConsumersAmerican Book Company, 1944 - 666 pages |
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Page 105
... means of impressing their fellow men with their regal power in economic life . Domestic and foreign travel is in itself an effective means of displaying wealth and leisure ; but the relative extent of one's power is better revealed by ...
... means of impressing their fellow men with their regal power in economic life . Domestic and foreign travel is in itself an effective means of displaying wealth and leisure ; but the relative extent of one's power is better revealed by ...
Page 135
... means of securing prestige and power . Wealth thus becomes not an end in itself but a means to another end . Instead of being used only for the direct satisfaction which it may yield , it is acquired and used also for the indirect ...
... means of securing prestige and power . Wealth thus becomes not an end in itself but a means to another end . Instead of being used only for the direct satisfaction which it may yield , it is acquired and used also for the indirect ...
Page 195
... means ( 1 ) articles used for food or drink for man or other animals , ( 2 ) chewing gum , and ( 3 ) articles used for components of any such article . " ( c ) The term ' drug ' means ( 1 ) articles recognized in the official United ...
... means ( 1 ) articles used for food or drink for man or other animals , ( 2 ) chewing gum , and ( 3 ) articles used for components of any such article . " ( c ) The term ' drug ' means ( 1 ) articles recognized in the official United ...
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