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In 1936 there were more than 86,000,000 industrial insurance policies in force - covering approximately ... Leaders of the funeral industry themselves attribute part of the high cost involved to the lack of organization in the industry ...
In 1936 there were more than 86,000,000 industrial insurance policies in force - covering approximately ... Leaders of the funeral industry themselves attribute part of the high cost involved to the lack of organization in the industry ...
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Modern industry is increasingly making use of research . Industrial laboratories are continually discovering , patenting , and marketing new devices for satisfying human wants . It is important to distinguish , however , between ...
Modern industry is increasingly making use of research . Industrial laboratories are continually discovering , patenting , and marketing new devices for satisfying human wants . It is important to distinguish , however , between ...
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Can you offer any explanation for the failure of the building construction industry to develop the mass production methods used so successfully by the automobile industry ? 7. How do installment credit costs in the building construction ...
Can you offer any explanation for the failure of the building construction industry to develop the mass production methods used so successfully by the automobile industry ? 7. How do installment credit costs in the building construction ...
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Contents
THE ROLE OF CONSUMERS IN ECONOMIC LIFE | 3 |
CONSUMERS CHOICE | 20 |
FASHIONMADE WANTS | 129 |
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