Economics for ConsumersAmerican book Company, 1939 - 638 pages |
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Page 345
... amount actually spent in that month . For example , the amount actually spent in January for food was $ 42 , which was $ 2 over the budget , but January is a long month and there was a good deal of entertaining . The housewife knows ...
... amount actually spent in that month . For example , the amount actually spent in January for food was $ 42 , which was $ 2 over the budget , but January is a long month and there was a good deal of entertaining . The housewife knows ...
Page 435
... amount of insurance . Unfortunately , few consumers can afford to buy as much protection as they need and still maintain a desired standard of living . But the ideal toward which they should aim is to buy that amount of health and ...
... amount of insurance . Unfortunately , few consumers can afford to buy as much protection as they need and still maintain a desired standard of living . But the ideal toward which they should aim is to buy that amount of health and ...
Page 500
... amount should , or probably could , try to own a home . A simple calculation will show the reason for this statement . If 20 per cent of the family income is budgeted for rent , and this is a high allowance , that would amount to less ...
... amount should , or probably could , try to own a home . A simple calculation will show the reason for this statement . If 20 per cent of the family income is budgeted for rent , and this is a high allowance , that would amount to less ...
Contents
THE ROLE OF CONSUMERS IN ECONOMIC LIFE | 3 |
CONSUMERS CHOICE | 20 |
WHO GUIDES CONSUMERS? | 40 |
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