Economics for ConsumersAmerican Book Company, 1944 - 666 pages |
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Page 239
... operate . To the extent that they do not operate , prices can be above costs of production . The preceding tables illustrate effectively how competitive forces fail to operate . In practice retail prices are determined in the following ...
... operate . To the extent that they do not operate , prices can be above costs of production . The preceding tables illustrate effectively how competitive forces fail to operate . In practice retail prices are determined in the following ...
Page 308
... operate , for a family usually resents being told how to do a thing more efficiently . Such competition as does take ... operate in spending the family . income . Just as corporation officials must co - operate to secure maximum profit ...
... operate , for a family usually resents being told how to do a thing more efficiently . Such competition as does take ... operate in spending the family . income . Just as corporation officials must co - operate to secure maximum profit ...
Page 537
... operate to perform such services for themselves on a small scale as they have done in Consumers Union and Consumers ' Research , is it too much to expect that 100,000,000 consumers could operate in the same way but on a much larger ...
... operate to perform such services for themselves on a small scale as they have done in Consumers Union and Consumers ' Research , is it too much to expect that 100,000,000 consumers could operate in the same way but on a much larger ...
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