Economics for ConsumersAmerican book Company, 1939 - 638 pages |
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Page 537
... labels being pasted or printed on the package . The information which a label bears varies considerably . Fre- quently it bears nothing more than a trade - mark . Sometimes it contains nothing more than the name of the manufacturer ...
... labels being pasted or printed on the package . The information which a label bears varies considerably . Fre- quently it bears nothing more than a trade - mark . Sometimes it contains nothing more than the name of the manufacturer ...
Page 538
... labels . Although the National Recovery Administration has long since passed out of existence some manufacturers still use code labels , and a movement is being sponsored by the Consumers League to encourage an even greater use of labels ...
... labels . Although the National Recovery Administration has long since passed out of existence some manufacturers still use code labels , and a movement is being sponsored by the Consumers League to encourage an even greater use of labels ...
Page 539
... labels costs but little and the superlative words which many of them contain cost nothing . The presumption , however , is that only reliable manufacturers will use identifying labels . Their objective will be to secure repeat sales ...
... labels costs but little and the superlative words which many of them contain cost nothing . The presumption , however , is that only reliable manufacturers will use identifying labels . Their objective will be to secure repeat sales ...
Contents
THE ROLE OF CONSUMERS IN ECONOMIC LIFE | 3 |
CONSUMERS CHOICE | 20 |
WHO GUIDES CONSUMERS? | 40 |
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