Staff briefing, Illinois coal production and consumption /

Covers production years 1957-1977; Coal consumption 1970-1977.

A treatise on political economy; or, The production, distribution, and consumption of wealth.

Includes bibliographical references.

A treatise on political economy; or the production, distribution, and consumption of wealth.

This ed. first published 1834.

An historical inquiry into the production and consumption of the precious metals.

Goldsmiths'-Kress no. 26788.

Water supply; a treatise on the sources, distribution, and consumption of water for commercial and domestic uses,

Mode of access: Internet.

Prewar world production and consumption of plant foods in fertilizers /

"April 1946."

A treatise on political economy : or, the production, distribution, and consumption of wealth /

Translation of Traité d'économie politique.

Lumber distribution and consumption.

Compiled by R.V. Reynolds and A.H. Pierson, Division of Forest Economics, Forest Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, in cooperation with the U.S. Bureau of the Census and the Canada Dominion Bureau of Statistics, Forest Products Branch.

Pulpwood production and consumption in the North Central Region, by county, 1967.

Cover title.

A Brief review of the action of labour, production, commerce, and consumption, under their existing forms and practice; with proposed expedients for improvement. Intended to promote a more general and popular conversation upon, and understanding of, those important subjects.

Caption title.

Outlines of political economy; being a ... view of the laws relating to the production, distribution and consumption of wealth ...

Mode of access: Internet.

Standardization in the Pre-Columbian Pottery from El Caño, Panama: Specialization, Productivity and Consumption

The pottery found in the burials of El Cano is uniform in style to these made in the coclesanos valleys between 700 and 1000 AD. The coefficient of variability of the different pottery forms, evidence diverse standardizations values for polychrome and non-polychrome ceramics. Moreover, data of funerary contexts from the Cano recently excavated, suggest that elite has controlled ceramic production. This control over the production of certain goods reveals that these were important in the support or proper operational of the chiefdoms in Panama and mark the phase of splendour of this culture.