Economics: Principles and Problems. 2d Ed., Rev. and ResetThomas Y. Crowell Company, 1932 - 859 páginas |
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... consumption is the attempt to achieve that purpose . The Measurement of Consumption . - Production has already been defined as the creation of utilities . Consumption involves the using up of the utilities so created . Consumption ...
... consumption is the attempt to achieve that purpose . The Measurement of Consumption . - Production has already been defined as the creation of utilities . Consumption involves the using up of the utilities so created . Consumption ...
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... consumption of milk may explain the upward trend in the consumption of this commodity . The declining consumption of apples may be accounted for by the increasing use of citrous fruits due to both advertising and dietetic education ...
... consumption of milk may explain the upward trend in the consumption of this commodity . The declining consumption of apples may be accounted for by the increasing use of citrous fruits due to both advertising and dietetic education ...
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... consumption of metals in the United States has rap- idly increased . The consumption of steel rails shows a decline in re- sponse to the stoppage of railroad construction ... consumption of wood pulp and partly 108 Production and Consumption.
... consumption of metals in the United States has rap- idly increased . The consumption of steel rails shows a decline in re- sponse to the stoppage of railroad construction ... consumption of wood pulp and partly 108 Production and Consumption.
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PART I | 1 |
GROWTH OF WORLD PRODUCTION SINCE 1875 | 2 |
SECULAR TREND IN PIG IRON PRODUCTION | 3 |
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