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of wealth ( goods which promote human welfare ) . Yet as long as human wants exceed the scarce means of satisfying them some system of proportioning is necessary . If the goods produced are not to go to those best able to pay for them ...
of wealth ( goods which promote human welfare ) . Yet as long as human wants exceed the scarce means of satisfying them some system of proportioning is necessary . If the goods produced are not to go to those best able to pay for them ...
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The problem , then , is to seek group welfare while retaining free choice . This requires analysis of common but unrecognized forces restricting freedom of choice . Such forces which function continuously under capitalism include ...
The problem , then , is to seek group welfare while retaining free choice . This requires analysis of common but unrecognized forces restricting freedom of choice . Such forces which function continuously under capitalism include ...
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SUMMARY Although the art of consuming wisely and well is a prerequisite for consumer welfare , no educational agency other than business has made a serious effort to teach consumers how to play their part .
SUMMARY Although the art of consuming wisely and well is a prerequisite for consumer welfare , no educational agency other than business has made a serious effort to teach consumers how to play their part .
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Contents
THE ROLE OF CONSUMERS IN ECONOMIC LIFE | 3 |
CONSUMERS CHOICE | 20 |
FASHIONMADE WANTS | 129 |
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