Economics for ConsumersAmerican Book Company, 1944 - 666 pages |
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Page 149
... reason . According to one advertiser , women seldom buy anything through logical reasoning , even for their babies . In the case of men it is necessary to appear to use reason but it is dangerous to be genuinely logical , for logic will ...
... reason . According to one advertiser , women seldom buy anything through logical reasoning , even for their babies . In the case of men it is necessary to appear to use reason but it is dangerous to be genuinely logical , for logic will ...
Page 311
... reason is to provide for their old age . Although it is estimated by the Social Security Board that , of the 8,600,000 people who are 65 years of age or over , 5,200,000 are dependent , many of them have attempted to provide for their ...
... reason is to provide for their old age . Although it is estimated by the Social Security Board that , of the 8,600,000 people who are 65 years of age or over , 5,200,000 are dependent , many of them have attempted to provide for their ...
Page 475
... reason is no doubt found in the fact that probably very few owners con- sider interest on their own investment as a cost . That is a sum which need not be paid out to anyone else . If the capital invested in the house had been invested ...
... reason is no doubt found in the fact that probably very few owners con- sider interest on their own investment as a cost . That is a sum which need not be paid out to anyone else . If the capital invested in the house had been invested ...
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