Applied Economics: The Application of Economic Principles to the Problems of Economic LifeF. S. Crofts & Company, 1934 - 693 sider |
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... possible . The workmen and the machines constantly repeat one simple operation . A combination of all the ... possible to make several varieties and in such a way that each one is composed , to a large measure , of the same standardized ...
... possible . The workmen and the machines constantly repeat one simple operation . A combination of all the ... possible to make several varieties and in such a way that each one is composed , to a large measure , of the same standardized ...
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... Possible Increase in Food Supply . -The optimists bring forward a number of facts to support their position . They point out , for instance , that there are still vast unused agricultural resources in the world . The lands of North and ...
... Possible Increase in Food Supply . -The optimists bring forward a number of facts to support their position . They point out , for instance , that there are still vast unused agricultural resources in the world . The lands of North and ...
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... possible for Germany to meet the obligation . Even if German internal economic conditions were such as to make it possible for the government to obtain control over wealth within Germany sufficiently large to meet its annual payments of ...
... possible for Germany to meet the obligation . Even if German internal economic conditions were such as to make it possible for the government to obtain control over wealth within Germany sufficiently large to meet its annual payments of ...
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THE PROMOTION OF EFFICIENCY IN | 51 |
INDUSTRIAL PEACE | 123 |
PROFITSHARING AND JOINT CONTROL IN INDUSTRY | 143 |
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