Economics for ConsumersAmerican Book Company, 1944 - 666 pages |
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Page 80
... women entered the water almost entirely covered , to the beach costume of 1944 obviously designed to expose the ... women skirts ? Why do men crop their hair while women wear it long or at most merely bob it ? Why do men wear collars and ...
... women entered the water almost entirely covered , to the beach costume of 1944 obviously designed to expose the ... women skirts ? Why do men crop their hair while women wear it long or at most merely bob it ? Why do men wear collars and ...
Page 115
... women's costumes , whether in America , or western Europe , or proletarian Russia . A prominent designer of women's clothes was invited by Soviet officials to give a fashion show for Russian women . She reported a keen interest in ...
... women's costumes , whether in America , or western Europe , or proletarian Russia . A prominent designer of women's clothes was invited by Soviet officials to give a fashion show for Russian women . She reported a keen interest in ...
Page 307
... women spent $ 56,000,000,000 as con- sumers . As the heads of family consuming units , women buy 80 to 90 per cent of all merchandise purchased for family use . Specifically , they buy about 96 per cent of all dry goods , 87 per cent of ...
... women spent $ 56,000,000,000 as con- sumers . As the heads of family consuming units , women buy 80 to 90 per cent of all merchandise purchased for family use . Specifically , they buy about 96 per cent of all dry goods , 87 per cent of ...
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