Economics for ConsumersAmerican book Company, 1939 - 638 pages |
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Page 472
... savings - bank life insurance . For 1936 the percentage of insurance expenses to gross premium was 25.53 for industrial companies , 13.71 for ordinary life companies , and 6.29 for savings banks.1 There are approximately 200,000 agents ...
... savings - bank life insurance . For 1936 the percentage of insurance expenses to gross premium was 25.53 for industrial companies , 13.71 for ordinary life companies , and 6.29 for savings banks.1 There are approximately 200,000 agents ...
Page 511
... savings - bank account would be incidental rather than the chief motivation for saving . Such a program of saving means that millions of families cannot possibly have any surplus for investment purposes . As an illus- tration let us ...
... savings - bank account would be incidental rather than the chief motivation for saving . Such a program of saving means that millions of families cannot possibly have any surplus for investment purposes . As an illus- tration let us ...
Page 512
... savings account . If he were to carry adequate insurance protec- tion that would require at least $ 400 , leaving only $ 100 for the savings account and nothing for the purchase of a home . Of course few if any men with such an income ...
... savings account . If he were to carry adequate insurance protec- tion that would require at least $ 400 , leaving only $ 100 for the savings account and nothing for the purchase of a home . Of course few if any men with such an income ...
Contents
THE ROLE OF CONSUMERS IN ECONOMIC LIFE | 3 |
CONSUMERS CHOICE | 20 |
WHO GUIDES CONSUMERS? | 40 |
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