Economics for ConsumersAmerican book Company, 1939 - 638 pages |
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... question whether these actions are instinctive or not . The question is important , but one to be handled more competently by psychologists . For us the real question is whether these inborn tendencies are so universal and unmistakable ...
... question whether these actions are instinctive or not . The question is important , but one to be handled more competently by psychologists . For us the real question is whether these inborn tendencies are so universal and unmistakable ...
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... questions . If consumers do not know what they want , if they cannot judge quality nor compare prices , and therefore only partially guide the productive process , we still have to answer the question , " Who does guide production ...
... questions . If consumers do not know what they want , if they cannot judge quality nor compare prices , and therefore only partially guide the productive process , we still have to answer the question , " Who does guide production ...
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... question the integrity of an organization such as Consumers Union or Consumers ' Research accept the ultimatum of Good Housekeeping Institute without question . Yet there are some questions which should arise in their minds . Assuming ...
... question the integrity of an organization such as Consumers Union or Consumers ' Research accept the ultimatum of Good Housekeeping Institute without question . Yet there are some questions which should arise in their minds . Assuming ...
Contents
THE ROLE OF CONSUMERS IN ECONOMIC LIFE | 3 |
CONSUMERS CHOICE | 20 |
WHO GUIDES CONSUMERS? | 40 |
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