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• date: 7/1/1949 12:00:00 AM
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  Every worl{man is a miniature corporation 
  W
  HAT it costs you to just get by­
  enough to keep body and soul 
  together-is what corporations call the 
  "break-even point". Whatever you earn 
  above that is "profit" you can use as you 
  like-for savings, a car, a better home. 
  It's the same with a company- what 
  they earn above the "break-even point" 
  they spend for better equipment, or save 
  for carrying them through depressions, or 
  invest in new products. (Only a small part 
  goes...

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497-Every Workman Is A Miniature Corporation.pdf