Economics for ConsumersAmerican book Company, 1939 - 638 pages |
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... economic reason for not attempting to acquire profit through any dishonest means which promised to yield results . ASSUMPTIONS OF ECONOMIC THEORY Background . The foregoing description of motivation and con- trol of our economic life ...
... economic reason for not attempting to acquire profit through any dishonest means which promised to yield results . ASSUMPTIONS OF ECONOMIC THEORY Background . The foregoing description of motivation and con- trol of our economic life ...
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... economic world , to the point almost of elimination , while all of them must be modified in part . If this explanation of the guiding force in the economic system is not accepted , who may we say does guide and control this system ? The ...
... economic world , to the point almost of elimination , while all of them must be modified in part . If this explanation of the guiding force in the economic system is not accepted , who may we say does guide and control this system ? The ...
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Leland James Gordon. the economic activities of producers within the group or , failing that , to have it perform some of those economic services itself . Recognition of and appreciation for beauty in the world in which we live is a ...
Leland James Gordon. the economic activities of producers within the group or , failing that , to have it perform some of those economic services itself . Recognition of and appreciation for beauty in the world in which we live is a ...
Contents
THE ROLE OF CONSUMERS IN ECONOMIC LIFE | 3 |
CONSUMERS CHOICE | 20 |
WHO GUIDES CONSUMERS? | 40 |
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