Economics for ConsumersAmerican book Company, 1939 - 638 pages |
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... Holt and Company , New York , 1913 ; new ed . , 1925 , nor wool , nor furs , while they do want 30 DO CONSUMERS CONTROL PRODUCTION ? The Consumer and His Wants Nature and Origin of Human Wants Factors Influencing Wants.
... Holt and Company , New York , 1913 ; new ed . , 1925 , nor wool , nor furs , while they do want 30 DO CONSUMERS CONTROL PRODUCTION ? The Consumer and His Wants Nature and Origin of Human Wants Factors Influencing Wants.
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Leland James Gordon. Individual human wants may be classified into nine major divisions , according to origin and nature , while group wants fall into five main fields . Among factors influencing wants are eco- nomic resources available ...
Leland James Gordon. Individual human wants may be classified into nine major divisions , according to origin and nature , while group wants fall into five main fields . Among factors influencing wants are eco- nomic resources available ...
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... wants and the scarcity of means for satisfying those wants . Whether we know it or not , as groups of individuals we organize some kind of system whose ostensible purpose is so to use scarce means of production as to secure maximum ...
... wants and the scarcity of means for satisfying those wants . Whether we know it or not , as groups of individuals we organize some kind of system whose ostensible purpose is so to use scarce means of production as to secure maximum ...
Contents
THE ROLE OF CONSUMERS IN ECONOMIC LIFE | 3 |
CONSUMERS CHOICE | 20 |
WHO GUIDES CONSUMERS? | 40 |
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