The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... capital is required . The interest of capital having been reduced in such countries , he argued , by the necessity of continually resorting to inferior soils , they can undersell countries where profit is high in all trades needing ...
... capital is required . The interest of capital having been reduced in such countries , he argued , by the necessity of continually resorting to inferior soils , they can undersell countries where profit is high in all trades needing ...
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... capital being at this moment in excess in England , an importation of new capital , in the form of Australian gold , will produce no effect , because it will only increase the amount of that excess . If there are thirty millions of capital ...
... capital being at this moment in excess in England , an importation of new capital , in the form of Australian gold , will produce no effect , because it will only increase the amount of that excess . If there are thirty millions of capital ...
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... capital which is actually called up , and which it is careful never to lose . But there are two objections to this - objections which in many existing cases have been partially surmounted , but which are nevertheless inherent in the ...
... capital which is actually called up , and which it is careful never to lose . But there are two objections to this - objections which in many existing cases have been partially surmounted , but which are nevertheless inherent in the ...
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