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Page 345
... consumers are the food of secondary consumers , such as insectivorous birds , which are in turn eaten by others , so that there are food chains with up to four or five " links " ( trophic levels ) . The food chains end with such ...
... consumers are the food of secondary consumers , such as insectivorous birds , which are in turn eaten by others , so that there are food chains with up to four or five " links " ( trophic levels ) . The food chains end with such ...
Page 520
... consumer goods . Natural resources . North Korea contains about 80 to 90 percent of all known mineral deposits on the peninsu- la . It is estimated that 200 minerals are of economic value , including gold , tungsten , graphite ...
... consumer goods . Natural resources . North Korea contains about 80 to 90 percent of all known mineral deposits on the peninsu- la . It is estimated that 200 minerals are of economic value , including gold , tungsten , graphite ...
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... consumer as sovereign , decreeing by his purchases how the resources of society shall be allocated . No one has celebrated this coronation of the consumer more elo- quently than Ludwig von Mises in his Omnipotent Gov- ernment : Within ...
... consumer as sovereign , decreeing by his purchases how the resources of society shall be allocated . No one has celebrated this coronation of the consumer more elo- quently than Ludwig von Mises in his Omnipotent Gov- ernment : Within ...
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