Economics for ConsumersAmerican Book Company, 1944 - 666 pages |
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Page 58
... organization which dominates production at present permits concentrated control by a few for their own profit . In co - operative organizations the device of giving each member only one vote , regardless of the amount of capital ...
... organization which dominates production at present permits concentrated control by a few for their own profit . In co - operative organizations the device of giving each member only one vote , regardless of the amount of capital ...
Page 306
... organization was that in which a single individual organized a business in which land , capital , and the labor of others were combined under his direction . A second form of organizing for production is the partnership in which two or ...
... organization was that in which a single individual organized a business in which land , capital , and the labor of others were combined under his direction . A second form of organizing for production is the partnership in which two or ...
Page 370
... organized and financed the Credit Union Na- tional Extension Bureau . This organization , later reorganized as the Credit Union National Association , has become a national clearing house of information and a strong factor in securing ...
... organized and financed the Credit Union Na- tional Extension Bureau . This organization , later reorganized as the Credit Union National Association , has become a national clearing house of information and a strong factor in securing ...
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