Economics for ConsumersAmerican book Company, 1939 - 638 pages |
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... choice may work badly , but it works . Can any other device guide production more effectively ? That is to say , can any other system more nearly achieve the goal of human welfare ? AUTHORITATIVE CONTROL Formal Freedom of Choice Is Not ...
... choice may work badly , but it works . Can any other device guide production more effectively ? That is to say , can any other system more nearly achieve the goal of human welfare ? AUTHORITATIVE CONTROL Formal Freedom of Choice Is Not ...
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... choice first and economic welfare second . If the two are not entirely compatible , so that consumers must choose one or the other , there can be little doubt that consumers will choose freedom of choice . This means that to the extent ...
... choice first and economic welfare second . If the two are not entirely compatible , so that consumers must choose one or the other , there can be little doubt that consumers will choose freedom of choice . This means that to the extent ...
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... choices in directions favorable to themselves . To the extent that they suc- ceed , consumers ' freedom of choice is restricted . A complete explanation of determinants of value and a complete explanation of why consumers choose what ...
... choices in directions favorable to themselves . To the extent that they suc- ceed , consumers ' freedom of choice is restricted . A complete explanation of determinants of value and a complete explanation of why consumers choose what ...
Contents
THE ROLE OF CONSUMERS IN ECONOMIC LIFE | 3 |
CONSUMERS CHOICE | 20 |
WHO GUIDES CONSUMERS? | 40 |
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