Economics for ConsumersAmerican book Company, 1939 - 638 pages |
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... Usually , though not necessarily , title to the wealth transferred remains with the seller . In case of default all payments are usually forfeited and the merchandise repossessed . Probably the outstanding economic function of this new ...
... Usually , though not necessarily , title to the wealth transferred remains with the seller . In case of default all payments are usually forfeited and the merchandise repossessed . Probably the outstanding economic function of this new ...
Page 495
... usually require amortization of the loan . By this procedure they avoid the necessity of reinvesting fairly large sums . As long as interest payments are made regularly on real 1 Monthly Labor Review , vol . 41 , p . 1513 ; vol . 43 , p ...
... usually require amortization of the loan . By this procedure they avoid the necessity of reinvesting fairly large sums . As long as interest payments are made regularly on real 1 Monthly Labor Review , vol . 41 , p . 1513 ; vol . 43 , p ...
Page 516
... usually referred to as debentures . Most industrial bonds are secured by some pledge of property which is forfeited in case of default , becoming the property of the bondholders to be disposed of by them , and the proceeds to be used to ...
... usually referred to as debentures . Most industrial bonds are secured by some pledge of property which is forfeited in case of default , becoming the property of the bondholders to be disposed of by them , and the proceeds to be used to ...
Contents
THE ROLE OF CONSUMERS IN ECONOMIC LIFE | 3 |
CONSUMERS CHOICE | 20 |
WHO GUIDES CONSUMERS? | 40 |
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