Economics for ConsumersAmerican Book Company, 1944 - 666 pages |
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Page 358
... Methods . As the consumers ' co - operative movement has grown , certain characteristic methods have developed . Some of these have resulted from necessity in meeting certain problems and situations , while others have evolved as methods ...
... Methods . As the consumers ' co - operative movement has grown , certain characteristic methods have developed . Some of these have resulted from necessity in meeting certain problems and situations , while others have evolved as methods ...
Page 369
... methods the only alternative is for consumers to raise enough capital to launch their own enterprise . In such cases bitter opposition on the part of private interests is common . Yet the use of traditional competitive methods has ...
... methods the only alternative is for consumers to raise enough capital to launch their own enterprise . In such cases bitter opposition on the part of private interests is common . Yet the use of traditional competitive methods has ...
Page 408
... methods . This is the insurance method . A simple illustration of its use to meet the two most common and greatest hazards , death and fire , will clarify its operation . Assume that 1,000 young men , age 21 , graduating from college ...
... methods . This is the insurance method . A simple illustration of its use to meet the two most common and greatest hazards , death and fire , will clarify its operation . Assume that 1,000 young men , age 21 , graduating from college ...
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