The Trend of EconomicsF.S. Crofts, 1930 - 556 páginas |
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... enterprise is thus confused with physical out- put of goods and services for consumption as the motive to pro- duction , and money outlay by the enterprise with the intake of labor - sacrifice undergone by its employees as an item to be ...
... enterprise is thus confused with physical out- put of goods and services for consumption as the motive to pro- duction , and money outlay by the enterprise with the intake of labor - sacrifice undergone by its employees as an item to be ...
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... enterprise are in accord with the conditions of modern industry . Quite clearly , however , the problem of how value works is quite as much a part of the value problem as is the question of how it is de- termined . If , therefore ...
... enterprise are in accord with the conditions of modern industry . Quite clearly , however , the problem of how value works is quite as much a part of the value problem as is the question of how it is de- termined . If , therefore ...
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... enterprise in the form of preventable but unprevented costs is stupendous . The theory of free enterprise assumes that substantially all that is possible in the way of cost reduction can be accomplished by in- dividual producers ...
... enterprise in the form of preventable but unprevented costs is stupendous . The theory of free enterprise assumes that substantially all that is possible in the way of cost reduction can be accomplished by in- dividual producers ...
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