Economics: Principles and Problems. 2d Ed., Rev. and ResetThomas Y. Crowell Company, 1932 - 859 páginas |
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... period gets its name from the fact that society did seem to experience a " revival of life , " substituting change and inquiry for customary routine and dogma , which so thoroughly typified the Middle Ages . The whole period of the ...
... period gets its name from the fact that society did seem to experience a " revival of life , " substituting change and inquiry for customary routine and dogma , which so thoroughly typified the Middle Ages . The whole period of the ...
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... period taken for the estimates is the 28 years from 1899 to 1927 . INCREASE OF PRODUCTION PER WORKER , 1927 COMPARED ... period . Doubtless one main reason for the relatively mild increase in manufacture is the introduction of the 8 ...
... period taken for the estimates is the 28 years from 1899 to 1927 . INCREASE OF PRODUCTION PER WORKER , 1927 COMPARED ... period . Doubtless one main reason for the relatively mild increase in manufacture is the introduction of the 8 ...
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... Period . As a rule , a base period is selected to represent 100 , and this base may be average prices for a year , or for a number of years . Thus , the whole- sale price index of the Bureau of Labor Statistics originally took the ...
... Period . As a rule , a base period is selected to represent 100 , and this base may be average prices for a year , or for a number of years . Thus , the whole- sale price index of the Bureau of Labor Statistics originally took 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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