Applied Economics: The Application of Economic Principles to the Problems of Economic LifeF. S. Crofts & Company, 1934 - 693 sider |
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... farm population was then about 30,500,000 . This gives a per capita income for those living on farms of only $ 271 , as compared with an average for the American people of $ 752 ( as shown in Chapter II ) . While some members of farm ...
... farm population was then about 30,500,000 . This gives a per capita income for those living on farms of only $ 271 , as compared with an average for the American people of $ 752 ( as shown in Chapter II ) . While some members of farm ...
Side 405
... farm makes it difficult for a young man to get established in the industry . Con- sequently there has been a growing amount of tenant farming , where the operator rents his farm , paying a stipulated amount to a landlord who is in ...
... farm makes it difficult for a young man to get established in the industry . Con- sequently there has been a growing amount of tenant farming , where the operator rents his farm , paying a stipulated amount to a landlord who is in ...
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... Farm Act of 1933 , 412 Farm Credit Act , 415 Farm Credit Administration , 415 Farm , income and expenditures , 399 Farm Loan Board , 414 Farm Loan Mortgage Corporation , 301 Farm Management , integration of , 416 Farm tenancy , 404 ...
... Farm Act of 1933 , 412 Farm Credit Act , 415 Farm Credit Administration , 415 Farm , income and expenditures , 399 Farm Loan Board , 414 Farm Loan Mortgage Corporation , 301 Farm Management , integration of , 416 Farm tenancy , 404 ...
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THE PROMOTION OF EFFICIENCY IN | 51 |
INDUSTRIAL PEACE | 123 |
PROFITSHARING AND JOINT CONTROL IN INDUSTRY | 143 |
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