Hjalmar Schacht: Central Banker, Volum 14,Utgaver 1-4University of Missouri, 1939 - 91 sider |
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Side 19
... Frequently as much a farmer as a merchant , it was natural for him to follow the lines of migration taken by the farming class . Some gen- eral exceptions must be made , however . The merchant class was made up to a greater extent of ...
... Frequently as much a farmer as a merchant , it was natural for him to follow the lines of migration taken by the farming class . Some gen- eral exceptions must be made , however . The merchant class was made up to a greater extent of ...
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... frequently . The only way to hold down rates in a business demanding advertising over a wide area and requiring frequently changing announce- ments was by decreasing the size of the advertisement . This procedure became universal with ...
... frequently . The only way to hold down rates in a business demanding advertising over a wide area and requiring frequently changing announce- ments was by decreasing the size of the advertisement . This procedure became universal with ...
Side 118
... frequently as that of the commission men . Advertising rates were figured on the basis of the size of the an- nouncement and the length of time it ran . The editor of the Missouri Herald in the small town of Jackson in Missouri ...
... frequently as that of the commission men . Advertising rates were figured on the basis of the size of the an- nouncement and the length of time it ran . The editor of the Missouri Herald in the small town of Jackson in Missouri ...
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Preface | 5 |
The Changing Political Alignment | 58 |
The Perennial Rumor of Resignation | 64 |
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