Economics for ConsumersAmerican book Company, 1939 - 638 pages |
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Page 446
... term life policy will give them maximum protection at lowest cost . Or he may secure maximum protection for his children by purchasing a 20 - year decreasing - term policy guaranteeing them a stated in- come during the remainder of that ...
... term life policy will give them maximum protection at lowest cost . Or he may secure maximum protection for his children by purchasing a 20 - year decreasing - term policy guaranteeing them a stated in- come during the remainder of that ...
Page 450
... term of the contract . So the buyer now has what he wants : a policy for which he pays only a stated number of years and which yields its face value whether he lives or dies . What could be better ? But let us inquire into its cost ...
... term of the contract . So the buyer now has what he wants : a policy for which he pays only a stated number of years and which yields its face value whether he lives or dies . What could be better ? But let us inquire into its cost ...
Page 451
... term contract to total $ 1,000 . This is a so - called insurance policy in which the protective feature is minimized and the saving feature maximized , with greater expense to the buyer . The insured could just as well buy a 20 - year - ...
... term contract to total $ 1,000 . This is a so - called insurance policy in which the protective feature is minimized and the saving feature maximized , with greater expense to the buyer . The insured could just as well buy a 20 - year - ...
Contents
THE ROLE OF CONSUMERS IN ECONOMIC LIFE | 3 |
CONSUMERS CHOICE | 20 |
WHO GUIDES CONSUMERS? | 40 |
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