Economics for ConsumersAmerican book Company, 1939 - 638 pages |
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Page 386
... principle of one vote per member , with rigid restric- tions on the use of proxies , is designed to secure and maintain control by all participants . The principle of democracy is carried further by the requirement of unlimited ...
... principle of one vote per member , with rigid restric- tions on the use of proxies , is designed to secure and maintain control by all participants . The principle of democracy is carried further by the requirement of unlimited ...
Page 389
... principle of self - interest so much as it supplements it . Under capitalism the doctrine of individual self - interest has often resulted in the practice of promoting one's economic interest at the expense of others ; under co ...
... principle of self - interest so much as it supplements it . Under capitalism the doctrine of individual self - interest has often resulted in the practice of promoting one's economic interest at the expense of others ; under co ...
Page 390
... principle may be noted . Consumers become the owners by pro- viding the necessary capital . For hired capital and workers they pay a fixed rate , reserving all surplus for themselves as consumer owners . Distribution of this surplus on ...
... principle may be noted . Consumers become the owners by pro- viding the necessary capital . For hired capital and workers they pay a fixed rate , reserving all surplus for themselves as consumer owners . Distribution of this surplus on ...
Contents
THE ROLE OF CONSUMERS IN ECONOMIC LIFE | 3 |
CONSUMERS CHOICE | 20 |
WHO GUIDES CONSUMERS? | 40 |
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