Economics: Principles and Problems. 2d Ed., Rev. and ResetThomas Y. Crowell Company, 1932 - 859 páginas |
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... Demand does not consist of all the purchasing power of consumers , but only such part of it as will be used to buy the particular good at each of all possible prices . Demand , moreover , is not a vain longing or un- supported desire ...
... Demand does not consist of all the purchasing power of consumers , but only such part of it as will be used to buy the particular good at each of all possible prices . Demand , moreover , is not a vain longing or un- supported desire ...
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... demand ; a low price with a large demand . The Elasticity of Demand . - If a lowering of price has the effect of materially increasing the volume of sales of a commodity , demand for that commodity is said to be elastic . An increase in ...
... demand ; a low price with a large demand . The Elasticity of Demand . - If a lowering of price has the effect of materially increasing the volume of sales of a commodity , demand for that commodity is said to be elastic . An increase in ...
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... demand . But just how high the interest rate must go in order to act as a check on demand is a question of how impelling the fundamental forces underlying demand happen to be at the time . The problem , therefore , is to examine the ...
... demand . But just how high the interest rate must go in order to act as a check on demand is a question of how impelling the fundamental forces underlying demand happen to be at the time . The problem , therefore , is to examine the ...
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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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