Economics for ConsumersAmerican book Company, 1939 - 638 pages |
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... Trade Commission . Before 1938 even that body lacked specific authority . Under provisions of the original Federal Trade Commission Act its primary purpose was to prevent unfair competition among competitors in interstate commerce . It ...
... Trade Commission . Before 1938 even that body lacked specific authority . Under provisions of the original Federal Trade Commission Act its primary purpose was to prevent unfair competition among competitors in interstate commerce . It ...
Page 533
... Trade - Marks . To those of us who have been reared in a trade - marked world it is difficult to imagine an economic system in which the market is not cluttered up with innumerable trade - marked commodities . There are , of course ...
... Trade - Marks . To those of us who have been reared in a trade - marked world it is difficult to imagine an economic system in which the market is not cluttered up with innumerable trade - marked commodities . There are , of course ...
Page 535
... trade - marked product . The significance , for consumers , of this new development will be examined in Chapter 26 . The value of trade - marks to consumers is less easily established . They give no information concerning quality of the ...
... trade - marked product . The significance , for consumers , of this new development will be examined in Chapter 26 . The value of trade - marks to consumers is less easily established . They give no information concerning quality of the ...
Contents
THE ROLE OF CONSUMERS IN ECONOMIC LIFE | 3 |
CONSUMERS CHOICE | 20 |
WHO GUIDES CONSUMERS? | 40 |
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