Prosperity and consumer credit.

The volume of consumer instalment credit, 1929-1938.

From now on not only foreign consumer goods came freely into China, but with them a great number of other things, notably plants such as grape, peach, pomegranate.

Consumer engineering.

BABSON, ROGER W. Consumer protection, by Roger W. Babson & C. N. Stone.

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MANN, GEORGE C. Bibliography on consumer education.

CBS Publications, the consumer publishing division of CBS, Inc. (PCW); 8Aug77; R669068. R669069.

The pattern of consumer debt, 1935-36; a statistical analysis.

Income, saving and the theory of consumer behavior By James Stemble Duesenberry.

Even more frightening to those who depended on the mindless passivity of consumer culture, internet enthusiasts were sharing information, ideas and whole computer programs for free!

The Consumer interest: a study in consumer economics.

(Financial Research Program studies in consumer instalment financing, 9) © 20Apr42; A163549.

Measurement of consumer interest.

Consumer representation in the New Deal.

Let's investigate; an experimental approach to consumer science, by Alfred H. Hausrath, Jr. & John H. Harms.

Inhabitants of the city enjoyed a superior status and had a higher standard of consumer-living than most of those who inhabited the countryside and the hinterland.

BRÛLER, consumer par le feu; dessécher.

In every modern community the media of mass communication are broadcasting information regarding the widening consumer prospects created by the current revolution in science and technology.

Predictably, the financial markets and consumer capitalism, the dominant narratives of our era, were the first to successfully commandeer the renaissance.

As this process mushroomed with the expansion of civilization, consumers demanded a greater number of more expensive artifacts and consumer capital goods, from housing and house furnishings such as bathrooms and well-stocked kitchens to refrigerators, washing machines, air conditioners, telephones, television sets, bicycles, automobiles and elaborate recreation facilities and equipment.

One cause of friction in China today concerns the relative desirability of heavy industry versus consumer industry, a problem which arose in Russia after the death of Stalin.

Let the merchant cease to sell, let the consumer cease from buying, let the workman cease from working, let the butcher cease from killing, let the baker cease from baking, let everything keep holiday, even to the National Printing Office, so that Louis Bonaparte may not find a compositor to compose the Moniteur, not a pressman to machine it, not a bill-sticker to placard it!

Instead of the occupational uniformity of the countryside, the city offers a wide range of occupations, increased productivity, quick and substantial profits resulting in a build-up of capital on one side and enlarged consumer spending on the other.