The Trend of EconomicsF.S. Crofts, 1930 - 556 páginas |
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... pecuniary society or even to make of it a social organism , and only in the first does the economist himself venture overtly to appraise . 5. A REVISION OF THE PECUNIARY STANDARD So much for non - pecuniary standards of appraisal . But ...
... pecuniary society or even to make of it a social organism , and only in the first does the economist himself venture overtly to appraise . 5. A REVISION OF THE PECUNIARY STANDARD So much for non - pecuniary standards of appraisal . But ...
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... pecuniary interests , rather than a consolidation into a single discretionary and accounting unit that obliterates the individu- ality of the constituent parties . In this connection it may be well to recall that our investigation of ...
... pecuniary interests , rather than a consolidation into a single discretionary and accounting unit that obliterates the individu- ality of the constituent parties . In this connection it may be well to recall that our investigation of ...
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... pecuniary value does not enter at all . We may , quite properly , look forward with Professor Cooley to a progressive assimilation of these non- pecuniary realms of human appraisal by price.1 And as rapidly as this " progress in pecuniary ...
... pecuniary value does not enter at all . We may , quite properly , look forward with Professor Cooley to a progressive assimilation of these non- pecuniary realms of human appraisal by price.1 And as rapidly as this " progress in pecuniary ...
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