The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essays |
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And in so far as the apparent prosperity is caused by an unusual plentifulness of loanable capital and a consequent ... The process is this : the plentifulness of loanable capital causes a rise of prices ; that rise of prices makes it ...
And in so far as the apparent prosperity is caused by an unusual plentifulness of loanable capital and a consequent ... The process is this : the plentifulness of loanable capital causes a rise of prices ; that rise of prices makes it ...
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But if that low rate of interest should cause , or should aid in causing , a great growth of trade , the rise is sure to be quick , and is apt to be violent . The figures of trade are reckoned by hundreds of millions , where those of ...
But if that low rate of interest should cause , or should aid in causing , a great growth of trade , the rise is sure to be quick , and is apt to be violent . The figures of trade are reckoned by hundreds of millions , where those of ...
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cause there would be periods of speculation , in which there was a great wish to interchange commodities , and times ... cases in which a slight diminution in the supply of articles of primary necessity causes a great increase in their ...
cause there would be periods of speculation , in which there was a great wish to interchange commodities , and times ... cases in which a slight diminution in the supply of articles of primary necessity causes a great increase in their ...
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