Our economic world
By: by Wallace W. Atwood and Ruth E. Pitt.
Contributors: Pitt, Ruth E., 1895-
Publisher: Ginn
Published: 1948
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 529
Subjects: Economic geography.
Other titles: Kempke-Root historical textbook collection
Notes: Kempke-Root historical textbook collection

Includes index.
Table of contents: title: The physical world; title: The earth as a globe; title: The location of places on the earth; title: Map representation and map reading; title: The surface of the land; title: Weather and climate; title: Peoples of the earth; title: The races of people; title: Cultural groups; title: Economic groups; title: Language groups; title: Religious groupings; title: Political groups; title: The distribution of population today; title: Understandings and misunderstandings among people; title: Economic resources of the world; title: The world's natural wealth and its conservation; title: The production of the world's goods; title: Effects of economic resources on living; title: Trade with our world neighbors; title: The nature and extent of world trade; title: Reasons for world trade; title: Trade routes, trade centers, and transportation of goods; title: How goods are exchanged; title: Modern communications, and encouragement to world trade; title: Policies of governments and their effects on world trade; title: The results of world trade; title: Economic services and responsibilities; title: Man's wants; title: Interdependence of present-day life; title: The consumer and his problems; title: Man's purchasing power; title: Services of government; title: Work and workers in our economic world; title: Occupational and educational opportunities in our economic world; title: Choosing an occupation; title: Securing a job; title: Working conditions.