Economics for ConsumersAmerican Book Company, 1944 - 666 pages |
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Leland James Gordon. 2 Consumers ' Choice THE CONSUMER AND HIS WANTS Unlimited Wants Versus Limited Resources . Economic theory takes as its starting point two supposedly basic facts of economic life . The first of these is the ...
Leland James Gordon. 2 Consumers ' Choice THE CONSUMER AND HIS WANTS Unlimited Wants Versus Limited Resources . Economic theory takes as its starting point two supposedly basic facts of economic life . The first of these is the ...
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... wants , as does the climate in which they live . The influence of climate and resources not only upon group wants for economic goods but also upon ideas is well illustrated ... Wants Nature and Origin of Human Wants Factors Influencing Wants.
... wants , as does the climate in which they live . The influence of climate and resources not only upon group wants for economic goods but also upon ideas is well illustrated ... Wants Nature and Origin of Human Wants Factors Influencing Wants.
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... wants seek happiness by attempting to satisfy as many wants as possible , or by suppressing some of the wants . Real economic happi- ness probably lies between the extremes of these two philosophies . Individual human wants may be ...
... wants seek happiness by attempting to satisfy as many wants as possible , or by suppressing some of the wants . Real economic happi- ness probably lies between the extremes of these two philosophies . Individual human wants may be ...
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