Economics for ConsumersAmerican book Company, 1939 - 638 pages |
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... individual , inborn tendencies characteristic of all humans , and ( 2 ) social or group wants . By some writers the individual , inborn tendencies of the first major group are called instincts , and the literature of psychology is ...
... individual , inborn tendencies characteristic of all humans , and ( 2 ) social or group wants . By some writers the individual , inborn tendencies of the first major group are called instincts , and the literature of psychology is ...
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... individual income is so limited that more than a majority of consumers do not have the power to acquire even the minimum decencies of life , to say nothing of freedom to choose among numerous other goods and services they might want ...
... individual income is so limited that more than a majority of consumers do not have the power to acquire even the minimum decencies of life , to say nothing of freedom to choose among numerous other goods and services they might want ...
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... individual lives . If the group is large enough the company is safe in forgoing medical examination , thereby re- ducing costs . Administrative expenses are further reduced by issuing a blanket contract , in place of individual policies ...
... individual lives . If the group is large enough the company is safe in forgoing medical examination , thereby re- ducing costs . Administrative expenses are further reduced by issuing a blanket contract , in place of individual policies ...
Contents
THE ROLE OF CONSUMERS IN ECONOMIC LIFE | 3 |
CONSUMERS CHOICE | 20 |
WHO GUIDES CONSUMERS? | 40 |
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