Economics for ConsumersAmerican book Company, 1939 - 638 pages |
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Page 257
... operate . To the extent that they do not operate , prices can be above costs of pro- duction . The preceding tables illustrate effectively how competi- tive forces fail to operate . In practice retail prices are determined in the ...
... operate . To the extent that they do not operate , prices can be above costs of pro- duction . The preceding tables illustrate effectively how competi- tive forces fail to operate . In practice retail prices are determined in the ...
Page 265
... operate more smoothly on a high octane gas they will operate quite satisfactorily on a regular grade and in many cases a third - grade gasoline will yield satisfactory results . There is only one chance in ten that a third - grade ...
... operate more smoothly on a high octane gas they will operate quite satisfactorily on a regular grade and in many cases a third - grade gasoline will yield satisfactory results . There is only one chance in ten that a third - grade ...
Page 327
... operate in spending the family income . Just as corporation officials must co - operate to 1 FREDERICK , Mrs. Christine , Production from the Viewpoint of the Consumer , pp . 134-135 , in FREDERICK , J. George , A Philosophy of ...
... operate in spending the family income . Just as corporation officials must co - operate to 1 FREDERICK , Mrs. Christine , Production from the Viewpoint of the Consumer , pp . 134-135 , in FREDERICK , J. George , A Philosophy of ...
Contents
THE ROLE OF CONSUMERS IN ECONOMIC LIFE | 3 |
CONSUMERS CHOICE | 20 |
WHO GUIDES CONSUMERS? | 40 |
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