Economics for ConsumersAmerican Book Company, 1944 - 666 pages |
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... Movement . Economic Soundness of the Co - operative Movement . Future of the Co - operative Movement in the United States . 20. BUYING PROTECTION : PRINCIPLES OF INSURANCE . 356 382 404 What Is Insurance ? Principles of Insurance ...
... Movement . Economic Soundness of the Co - operative Movement . Future of the Co - operative Movement in the United States . 20. BUYING PROTECTION : PRINCIPLES OF INSURANCE . 356 382 404 What Is Insurance ? Principles of Insurance ...
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... movement will expand its activities to include a consumer movement . The American labor movement has developed primarily along craft lines . While this has served to identify the interests of small groups of men doing similar work , it ...
... movement will expand its activities to include a consumer movement . The American labor movement has developed primarily along craft lines . While this has served to identify the interests of small groups of men doing similar work , it ...
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... movement and the co - operative movement are supplementary . The future holds great possibility for a revitalized labor movement whose leaders and members recognize the place and significance of consumers ' co - operation . The low ...
... movement and the co - operative movement are supplementary . The future holds great possibility for a revitalized labor movement whose leaders and members recognize the place and significance of consumers ' co - operation . The low ...
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