Economics for ConsumersAmerican Book Company, 1944 - 666 pages |
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Page vii
... tion . My obligations to her are very great . My colleagues in other places have been very helpful . Those portions of the mimeographed edition dealing with their special fields of knowl- edge have been read by Professor Henry Harap of ...
... tion . My obligations to her are very great . My colleagues in other places have been very helpful . Those portions of the mimeographed edition dealing with their special fields of knowl- edge have been read by Professor Henry Harap of ...
Page 508
... tion customers and retailers wished to have on dry goods . The report began by accepting the premise that the consumer wants more informa- tion about the merchandise she buys . The real question was specifically what information was ...
... tion customers and retailers wished to have on dry goods . The report began by accepting the premise that the consumer wants more informa- tion about the merchandise she buys . The real question was specifically what information was ...
Page 601
... tion to supplement ineffective state laws . This agitation continued for twenty - six years before public opinion could be aroused sufficiently to demand protection . For a quarter of a century a small group of en- trenched interests ...
... tion to supplement ineffective state laws . This agitation continued for twenty - six years before public opinion could be aroused sufficiently to demand protection . For a quarter of a century a small group of en- trenched interests ...
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