An edition of The American competitive enterprise economy (1953)

The American competitive enterprise economy

a study in economic principles and human well-being. no. 1-17.

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An edition of The American competitive enterprise economy (1953)

The American competitive enterprise economy

a study in economic principles and human well-being. no. 1-17.

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Publisher
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Language
English
Pages
17

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Subjects

Economic conditions

Places

United States
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Cover of: The American competitive enterprise economy
The American competitive enterprise economy: a study in economic principles and human well-being.
1953
in English
Cover of: The American competitive enterprise economy
The American competitive enterprise economy: a study in economic principles and human well-being. no. 1-17.
1953, Chamber of Commerce of the United States
in English

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With this is bound a pamphlet: Wanted: men who know [etc.]; developing business leadership through economics discussion groups. 1953.

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Washington

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Pagination
17 nos. in 1 v. :
Number of pages
17

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OL14201949M

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OL11252229W

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