Applied Economics: The Application of Economic Principles to the Problems of Economic LifeF. S. Crofts & Company, 1934 - 693 sider |
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... Production . It is also possible to measure the physical production of industry directly , by means of index numbers con- structed somewhat as follows : If we take the volume of railroad traffic , the output of coal and iron , the ...
... Production . It is also possible to measure the physical production of industry directly , by means of index numbers con- structed somewhat as follows : If we take the volume of railroad traffic , the output of coal and iron , the ...
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... production increases faster than consumers ' incomes , and there is over- production , resulting in business crisis and depression . Let us examine these doctrines . The difference between saving and the ordinary expenditures of indi ...
... production increases faster than consumers ' incomes , and there is over- production , resulting in business crisis and depression . Let us examine these doctrines . The difference between saving and the ordinary expenditures of indi ...
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... production should be stimu- lated and that steel production and radio manufacturing should be curtailed . If the commission had the power to enforce its decisions , this would mean that new investments could not be made in steel and ...
... production should be stimu- lated and that steel production and radio manufacturing should be curtailed . If the commission had the power to enforce its decisions , this would mean that new investments could not be made in steel and ...
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THE PROMOTION OF EFFICIENCY IN | 51 |
INDUSTRIAL PEACE | 123 |
PROFITSHARING AND JOINT CONTROL IN INDUSTRY | 143 |
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