Economics for ConsumersAmerican book Company, 1939 - 638 pages |
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... Actually that price is what the retailer hopes to get , not the least he will take . Gullible consumers pay it and ask no questions , but shrewd buyers demand and get a price concession . This means that the United States , while nom ...
... Actually that price is what the retailer hopes to get , not the least he will take . Gullible consumers pay it and ask no questions , but shrewd buyers demand and get a price concession . This means that the United States , while nom ...
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... actually fourth in the labora- tory tests , while that graded second by consumers was actually seventh . As the third step in this experiment salespeople in two of the best retail stores in New York were asked to judge the quality of ...
... actually fourth in the labora- tory tests , while that graded second by consumers was actually seventh . As the third step in this experiment salespeople in two of the best retail stores in New York were asked to judge the quality of ...
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... actually they are useless in themselves . It is only when they are translated into real income by exchanging them for goods and services that they assume significance . A money income of $ 15 a week contributes to human welfare only to ...
... actually they are useless in themselves . It is only when they are translated into real income by exchanging them for goods and services that they assume significance . A money income of $ 15 a week contributes to human welfare only to ...
Contents
THE ROLE OF CONSUMERS IN ECONOMIC LIFE | 3 |
CONSUMERS CHOICE | 20 |
WHO GUIDES CONSUMERS? | 40 |
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