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National Industrial Conference Board
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Industrial Costs

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1949, National Industrial Conference Board
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Table of Contents

1. Factory costs, by R.M. Ballinger and M.C. Neuhoff.
2. Administrative and home office costs.
3. Distribution costs.

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Series
Conference Board reports. Studies in business policy,, no. 37

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HF5006 .N3 no. 37, etc.

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Pagination
3 v.

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OL5904601M
LCCN
64002748
OCLC/WorldCat
1942867

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