The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... dear , still money is to be had . If people could be really con- vinced that they could have money if they wait a day or two , and that utter ruin is not coming , most likely they would cease to run in such a mad way for money . Either ...
... dear , still money is to be had . If people could be really con- vinced that they could have money if they wait a day or two , and that utter ruin is not coming , most likely they would cease to run in such a mad way for money . Either ...
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... dear , every industry is impoverished , and almost every one , by becoming poorer , makes every other poorer too . All trades are slack from diminished custom , and the consequence is a vast stagnant capital , much idle labour , and a ...
... dear , every industry is impoverished , and almost every one , by becoming poorer , makes every other poorer too . All trades are slack from diminished custom , and the consequence is a vast stagnant capital , much idle labour , and a ...
Стр. 172
... dear for it . But the main source of the profitableness of established banking is the smallness of the requisite capital . Being only wanted as a ' moral influence ' , it need not be more than is necessary to secure that influence ...
... dear for it . But the main source of the profitableness of established banking is the smallness of the requisite capital . Being only wanted as a ' moral influence ' , it need not be more than is necessary to secure that influence ...
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Foreign Countries 186376 | 22 |
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