Economics for ConsumersAmerican book Company, 1939 - 638 pages |
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Page 70
... experience with freedom of choice and may realize how badly it functions at times , we have had very little experience with genuine authori- tative control . This leaves us with no adequate basis for compari- son . The limited experience ...
... experience with freedom of choice and may realize how badly it functions at times , we have had very little experience with genuine authori- tative control . This leaves us with no adequate basis for compari- son . The limited experience ...
Page 342
... experience of a family of four with a $ 3,000 income it will serve as a helpful guide to all prospective budgeters , regardless of income . If their income is larger the amounts for various items can be increased or new items can be ...
... experience of a family of four with a $ 3,000 income it will serve as a helpful guide to all prospective budgeters , regardless of income . If their income is larger the amounts for various items can be increased or new items can be ...
Page 575
... experience . During fifteen years of compulsory grade labeling in Canada there were no court tests . Of course , there would be no court cases if the plan were inaugurated voluntarily . Whether or not consumers would buy on the basis of ...
... experience . During fifteen years of compulsory grade labeling in Canada there were no court tests . Of course , there would be no court cases if the plan were inaugurated voluntarily . Whether or not consumers would buy on the basis of ...
Contents
THE ROLE OF CONSUMERS IN ECONOMIC LIFE | 3 |
CONSUMERS CHOICE | 20 |
WHO GUIDES CONSUMERS? | 40 |
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