The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 9Harvard University Press, 1978 |
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... dealers in money will always come to the principal dealers . In ordinary times , the intercourse between the two is probably close enough . The little dealer is probably in the habit of pledging his ' securities ' to the larger dealer ...
... dealers in money will always come to the principal dealers . In ordinary times , the intercourse between the two is probably close enough . The little dealer is probably in the habit of pledging his ' securities ' to the larger dealer ...
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... dealers ' , as we may term them , that is , of dealers who do not keep their own reserve , and must , there- fore , at every crisis of great difficulty revert to others . In a natural state of banking — that in which all the principal ...
... dealers ' , as we may term them , that is , of dealers who do not keep their own reserve , and must , there- fore , at every crisis of great difficulty revert to others . In a natural state of banking — that in which all the principal ...
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... dealers who sell the stock , there is a lore of artifices varied in form , but united in object , all meant to sell the stock . And they do sell it . In an ordinary produce market there is nothing like this . No dealer , however skilled ...
... dealers who sell the stock , there is a lore of artifices varied in form , but united in object , all meant to sell the stock . And they do sell it . In an ordinary produce market there is nothing like this . No dealer , however skilled ...
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Foreign Countries 186376 | 22 |
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