The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... consider that brokerage as a compensation for the skill which you exercise in selecting the bills which you thus get discounted ? -Yes , for selecting of the bills , writing letters , and other trouble . Does the party who furnishes the ...
... consider that brokerage as a compensation for the skill which you exercise in selecting the bills which you thus get discounted ? -Yes , for selecting of the bills , writing letters , and other trouble . Does the party who furnishes the ...
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... consider generally desirable to keep in reserve ? — You must be very much guided by circumstances . In times of alarm , when there are failures , of course all bankers strengthen their reserves ; our reserve then is larger . In times of ...
... consider generally desirable to keep in reserve ? — You must be very much guided by circumstances . In times of alarm , when there are failures , of course all bankers strengthen their reserves ; our reserve then is larger . In times of ...
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... consider it . Thirdly , it is said that Sir Robert Peel's Act , by making the whole discount system hinge on the banking reserve alone , causes more frequent fluctuation in the value of money than would be otherwise necessary . If , it ...
... consider it . Thirdly , it is said that Sir Robert Peel's Act , by making the whole discount system hinge on the banking reserve alone , causes more frequent fluctuation in the value of money than would be otherwise necessary . If , it ...
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