Economics for ConsumersAmerican book Company, 1939 - 638 pages |
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Page 246
... limited its price would be determined by the importance of the last loaf to that buyer whose purchase would clear the market . In case of an emergency resulting in a definitely limited supply of bread and coca- cola one could safely ...
... limited its price would be determined by the importance of the last loaf to that buyer whose purchase would clear the market . In case of an emergency resulting in a definitely limited supply of bread and coca- cola one could safely ...
Page 376
... limited and price is therefore high , causes unnecessary expense . By following a plan for purchasing fruits and vegetables in season , significant savings can be made . This applies also to such unusual situations as scarcity of ...
... limited and price is therefore high , causes unnecessary expense . By following a plan for purchasing fruits and vegetables in season , significant savings can be made . This applies also to such unusual situations as scarcity of ...
Page 449
... limited payments so that the excess reserve , improved at 3 per cent interest , will be sufficient to pay the face value of the contract when payments cease . This is made evident by comparing the 20 - payment life premium at age 21 ...
... limited payments so that the excess reserve , improved at 3 per cent interest , will be sufficient to pay the face value of the contract when payments cease . This is made evident by comparing the 20 - payment life premium at age 21 ...
Contents
THE ROLE OF CONSUMERS IN ECONOMIC LIFE | 3 |
CONSUMERS CHOICE | 20 |
WHO GUIDES CONSUMERS? | 40 |
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