Just says, one of those present plugged it in again. Is that what you did, dear . Just plugged in the microphone . Well, martha, i saved that whole meeting. If it hadnt been for me, if i hadnt found the trouble right away, everybody wouldve gone home. Im sorry, dear. Honestly, now, this is a sample of the kind of recognition i get in this town. Why, for two cents, id cancel my subscription to this crazy thing. Oh, now, dear. Well, by golly, i would, too, martha, if i werent paid up in advance. Hi, mr. Wilson. Hi, mrs. Wilson. I have a swell idea, mr. Wilson. Lets you and me go dennis, im in no mood for any of your swell ideas. Martha, im going upstairs and lie down a while. Is he sick, mrs. Wilson . No, dennis. Hes just a little upset today because he didnt get his name in the paper. Thats too bad. Well, i better be goin now. Tell mr. Wilson ill leave my kite in your tree until he feels more like climbin. Hello, tommy. Its nice to see you again. Its nice to have you back home, mrs. Mit
The business of america is big business. Large and crucial industries are dominated by a few powerful companies which have grown with the economy and rewritten the rules of competition. What are the economic and legal rules these Companies Live by . What has big Business Done for and to the consumer . Whatever happened to price competition . With the help of economic analyst richard gill well examine these questions on this edition of economics u a. Im david schoumacher. Theres no business bigger than the auto business. If youve shopped for a car recently this is a familiar sight. It looks like real competition a variety of products at a variety of prices. But is what you see what you get . It was when you bought one of henry fords model ts. Henry ford didnt invent the car, and he didnt invent the assembly line, but he brought the two together and gave america its first massproduce and masspurchased car. Ford was an inventor and mechanic by trade, and no effort was spared to improve th
From the hazards of competition. Have 25 years of deregulation been an improvement . To paraphrase calvin coolidge, the business of america is big business. Large and crucial industries are dominated by a few powerful companies which have grown with the economy and rewritten the rules of competition. What are the economic and legal rules these Companies Live by . What has big Business Done for and to the consumer . Whatever happened to price competition . With the help of economic analyst richard gill well examine these questions on this edition of economics u a. Im david schoumacher. Theres no business bigger than the auto business. If youve shopped for a car recently this is a familiar sight. It looks like real competition a variety of products at a variety of prices. But is what you see what you get . It was when you bought one of henry fords model ts. Henry ford didnt invent the car, and he didnt invent the assembly line, but he brought the two together and gave america its first m
Have 25 years of deregulation been an improvement . To paraphrase calvin coolidge, the business of america is big business. Large and crucial industries are dominated by a few powerful companies, which have grown with the economy and rewritten the rules of competition. What are the economic and legal rules these Companies Live by . What has big Business Done for and to the consumer . Whatever happened to price competition . With the help of economic analyst richard gill, well examine these questions on this edition of economics u a. Im david schoumacher. Theres no business bigger than the auto business. If youve shopped for a car recently, this is a familiar sight. It looks like real competition, a variety of products at a variety of prices. But is what you see what you get . It was when you bought one of henry fords model ts. Henry ford didnt invent the car, and he didnt invent the assembly line, but he brought the two together and gave america its first massproduced and masspurchased
Are dominated by a few powerful companies, which have grown with the economy and rewritten the rules of competition. What are the economic and legal rules these Companies Live by . What has big Business Done for and to the consumer . Whatever happened to price competition . With the help of economic analyst richard gill, well examine these questions on this edition of economics u a. Im david schoumacher. Theres no business bigger than the auto business. If youve shopped for a car recently, this is a familiar sight. It looks like real competition, a variety of products at a variety of prices. But is what you see what you get . It was when you bought one of henry fords model ts. Henry ford didnt invent the car, and he didnt invent the assembly line, but he brought the two together and gave america its first massproduced and masspurchased car. Ford was an inventor and mechanic by trade, and no effort was spared to improve the car and to improve the process by which it was built. The tin l