Economics for ConsumersAmerican book Company, 1939 - 638 pages |
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Page 558
... grade . Actually in the case of potatoes Number 1 is second grade , while it indicates third grade for cheese . Number 2 , which should indicate second grade , is used in both cases to designate a product of fourth - grade quality . Top ...
... grade . Actually in the case of potatoes Number 1 is second grade , while it indicates third grade for cheese . Number 2 , which should indicate second grade , is used in both cases to designate a product of fourth - grade quality . Top ...
Page 575
... grade labeling have answers for all of these objections . To the canners ' contention that it is impractical to test ... grade labeling in Canada there were no court tests . Of course , there would be no court cases if the plan were ...
... grade labeling have answers for all of these objections . To the canners ' contention that it is impractical to test ... grade labeling in Canada there were no court tests . Of course , there would be no court cases if the plan were ...
Page 576
Leland James Gordon. cent for grade B , and 40 per cent for grade C. In the United States the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company voluntarily inaugurated a grade - labeling system in 1935. Of the 88,000,000 labels used that year ...
Leland James Gordon. cent for grade B , and 40 per cent for grade C. In the United States the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company voluntarily inaugurated a grade - labeling system in 1935. Of the 88,000,000 labels used that year ...
Contents
THE ROLE OF CONSUMERS IN ECONOMIC LIFE | 3 |
CONSUMERS CHOICE | 20 |
WHO GUIDES CONSUMERS? | 40 |
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