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Page 326
Thus bakeries , canneries , creameries , and laundries have assumed economic tasks previously performed by the family . In this way the family has become less and less a producing unit and more completely and exclusively a consuming ...
Thus bakeries , canneries , creameries , and laundries have assumed economic tasks previously performed by the family . In this way the family has become less and less a producing unit and more completely and exclusively a consuming ...
Page 330
1 half the families received less than that amount , half more . " Only about 35 per cent of the families actually received $ 1,500 or more ; expressed negatively , 65 per cent had incomes of less than $ 1,500 . One final figure reveals ...
1 half the families received less than that amount , half more . " Only about 35 per cent of the families actually received $ 1,500 or more ; expressed negatively , 65 per cent had incomes of less than $ 1,500 . One final figure reveals ...
Page 487
Perhaps it should be noted also that the latter group have nothing to lose in depreciation and are less tied to a particular job . Average cost of new dwellings of the same size and ...
Perhaps it should be noted also that the latter group have nothing to lose in depreciation and are less tied to a particular job . Average cost of new dwellings of the same size and ...
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Contents
THE ROLE OF CONSUMERS IN ECONOMIC LIFE | 3 |
CONSUMERS CHOICE | 20 |
FASHIONMADE WANTS | 129 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Economics for Consumers |
| Author | Leland James Gordon |
| Publisher | American book Company, 1939 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 2 Oct 2007 |
| Length | 638 pages |
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