The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 9Harvard University Press, 1978 |
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... exchange are in certain cases ( and those influential ones ) trusted with untold gold in a sense which others are not . The most peculiar characteristic of the stock exchange , as compared with other markets , is that it deals in ...
... exchange are in certain cases ( and those influential ones ) trusted with untold gold in a sense which others are not . The most peculiar characteristic of the stock exchange , as compared with other markets , is that it deals in ...
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... exchange do not protect the investor against fraudulent speculation , and the inference , sometimes expressed , and sometimes implied , was that the rules ought to be so changed , and the stock exchange so coerced by the law , that the ...
... exchange do not protect the investor against fraudulent speculation , and the inference , sometimes expressed , and sometimes implied , was that the rules ought to be so changed , and the stock exchange so coerced by the law , that the ...
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... exchange committee would become merely an instrument of the state , and the acceptance of all the responsibility involved in such an under- taking . The securities certified by goverment would be regarded as substantially guaranteed by ...
... exchange committee would become merely an instrument of the state , and the acceptance of all the responsibility involved in such an under- taking . The securities certified by goverment would be regarded as substantially guaranteed by ...
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Editors Preface | 19 |
Foreign Countries 186376 | 22 |
Note on the Text | 25 |
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