Practical Business Administration: A Home-study Course and General Reference Work on Economics of Business, Sales, Advertising, Production, Accounting, Finance, Practical Statistics, Correspondence, Office Management, Auditing, Cost Accounting, and Commercial Law, Volume 1 |
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... quantity of farm products in order that their total value may be increased . The question remains as to whether the greater sales value of the reduced physical quantity is a true measure of its utility , or want - satisfying power ...
... quantity of farm products in order that their total value may be increased . The question remains as to whether the greater sales value of the reduced physical quantity is a true measure of its utility , or want - satisfying power ...
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... quantity of money must be accompanied by a proportionate general increase or decrease in prices , " allowance being made for the long - time or secular change in the volume of trade . This principle is known as the " quantity theory of ...
... quantity of money must be accompanied by a proportionate general increase or decrease in prices , " allowance being made for the long - time or secular change in the volume of trade . This principle is known as the " quantity theory of ...
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... quantity theory of money - that prices tend to fluc- tuate in proportion to the quantity of money and credit in a country 2. The effect of price on quantities sold — at lower prices more goods are " taken , " and at higher prices less ...
... quantity theory of money - that prices tend to fluc- tuate in proportion to the quantity of money and credit in a country 2. The effect of price on quantities sold — at lower prices more goods are " taken , " and at higher prices less ...
Contents
PART I | 1 |
STAGES OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Page | 8 |
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN ENGLAND Page | 21 |
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activities advertising American American Economic Association amount bank reserves borrowing business cycle buyers capital cent changes Chicago commercial banks commercial paper commodities companies comparative advantage competition consumer consumption cost creased currency decrease demand deposits determined distribution dollars economic effect elasticity employer example exchange expenditures expenses exports factors of production Federal Reserve Banks Federal Reserve System foreign functions gold human wants important income increase individual industrial revolution industry interest investment jobbers land less loan machine manufacturing marginal ment methods monopoly National Banking Act national banks operation organization payment possible principle Production Economics profit purchase quantity relative rent result retail secure selling specialized stage standard supply tariff taxation tend tion trade transportation unit of labor usually utility value of money volume wages wealth worker