The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... gold produced , and an immediate reduction in the value of gold money throughout the civilised world . In fact , no such instantaneous reduction seems to take place . Gold comes to us very largely , but it does not affect prices ...
... gold produced , and an immediate reduction in the value of gold money throughout the civilised world . In fact , no such instantaneous reduction seems to take place . Gold comes to us very largely , but it does not affect prices ...
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... gold goes , there is nothing else to do the business with , and therefore the business is not done . Prices fall , because transactions diminish , because there is no buying implement , no circulating medium with which they can be ...
... gold goes , there is nothing else to do the business with , and therefore the business is not done . Prices fall , because transactions diminish , because there is no buying implement , no circulating medium with which they can be ...
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... gold practically in Scotland . Are there not periods when gold is required in Scotland every year ? -No , there is no periodical requirement of gold . I believe that any bankers will tell you that the only time when they are asked for gold ...
... gold practically in Scotland . Are there not periods when gold is required in Scotland every year ? -No , there is no periodical requirement of gold . I believe that any bankers will tell you that the only time when they are asked for gold ...
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