Economics for ConsumersAmerican book Company, 1939 - 638 pages |
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Page 304
... living is the most important thing consumers do , why are they not trained in the art of living ? Why is there hardly any consumer education in a country so devoted to the principle of mass education ? There is a vast difference between ...
... living is the most important thing consumers do , why are they not trained in the art of living ? Why is there hardly any consumer education in a country so devoted to the principle of mass education ? There is a vast difference between ...
Page 326
... living together as one economic unit , having a common or pooled income and living under a common roof . " The number of individuals in those families was 116,000,000 , or 91 per cent of the total population . In addition there were ...
... living together as one economic unit , having a common or pooled income and living under a common roof . " The number of individuals in those families was 116,000,000 , or 91 per cent of the total population . In addition there were ...
Page 503
... living in the locality where they wish to settle as owners , as compared with the expense of living elsewhere as renters . One of these items is transportation . Formerly confined largely to budgets of city dwellers , the automobile has ...
... living in the locality where they wish to settle as owners , as compared with the expense of living elsewhere as renters . One of these items is transportation . Formerly confined largely to budgets of city dwellers , the automobile has ...
Contents
THE ROLE OF CONSUMERS IN ECONOMIC LIFE | 3 |
CONSUMERS CHOICE | 20 |
WHO GUIDES CONSUMERS? | 40 |
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