The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... AMOUNT OF THE BANKING RESERVE TO BE KEPT BY THE BANK OF ENGLAND THERE is a very common notion that the amount of the reserve which the Bank of England ought to keep can be determined at once from the face of their weekly balance sheet ...
... AMOUNT OF THE BANKING RESERVE TO BE KEPT BY THE BANK OF ENGLAND THERE is a very common notion that the amount of the reserve which the Bank of England ought to keep can be determined at once from the face of their weekly balance sheet ...
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... amount which he can ask more or will take less than that is very small . Now the currency of wholesale trans- actions are not bank notes , but the cheques at the clearing - house and the book credits in the ledger of the Bank of England ...
... amount which he can ask more or will take less than that is very small . Now the currency of wholesale trans- actions are not bank notes , but the cheques at the clearing - house and the book credits in the ledger of the Bank of England ...
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... amount of circulation depends on the amount of accommodation given has been shown by the experience of Sir Robert Peel's Act in reference to country bankers . The fixed limits assigned by that statute to their issues has made them ...
... amount of circulation depends on the amount of accommodation given has been shown by the experience of Sir Robert Peel's Act in reference to country bankers . The fixed limits assigned by that statute to their issues has made them ...
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