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Page 329
Although it is the most real form of income it is the least measurable because of its subjective nature , and consequently has received scant attention . Income in kind consists of receipt of goods and services directly as wages or for ...
Although it is the most real form of income it is the least measurable because of its subjective nature , and consequently has received scant attention . Income in kind consists of receipt of goods and services directly as wages or for ...
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 ...
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If the owner has paid cash for his house the interest which he might have received if he had invested his funds elsewhere constitutes an implicit cost of home ownership . This means that if he paid $ 8,000 for his home and could have ...
If the owner has paid cash for his house the interest which he might have received if he had invested his funds elsewhere constitutes an implicit cost of home ownership . This means that if he paid $ 8,000 for his home and could have ...
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Contents
THE ROLE OF CONSUMERS IN ECONOMIC LIFE | 3 |
CONSUMERS CHOICE | 20 |
FASHIONMADE WANTS | 129 |
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