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So with many business proverbs and maxims. One frequently hears, for example, that Goods well bought are half sold. Yet this is misleading unless good buy ing comprehends a knowledge of all the complex con ditions which govern the market. Cheapness alone is not a final test of good buying, for the loss from over stocking in order to secure price concessions may more than counterbalance a price advantage. Applying the proverb in a mere mechanical way, therefore, might bring loss, if not disaster.
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