The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... hear in the market that bills are not to be had — meaning good bills , of course — and when you hear this you may be sure that the value of money is very low . If money were all held by the owners of it , or by banks which did not pay ...
... hear in the market that bills are not to be had — meaning good bills , of course — and when you hear this you may be sure that the value of money is very low . If money were all held by the owners of it , or by banks which did not pay ...
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... hear that there is any possible objection to it . Yet see what it amounts to . By the last return the savings banks — the old and the Post Office together -contain about £ 60,000,000 of deposits , and against this they hold in the funds ...
... hear that there is any possible objection to it . Yet see what it amounts to . By the last return the savings banks — the old and the Post Office together -contain about £ 60,000,000 of deposits , and against this they hold in the funds ...
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... hear controverted . The first is , that it should be based on a distinct principle which should be clearly stated : I think no one will deny this . Secondly , such a settlement should be one capable of uniform , though possibly gradual ...
... hear controverted . The first is , that it should be based on a distinct principle which should be clearly stated : I think no one will deny this . Secondly , such a settlement should be one capable of uniform , though possibly gradual ...
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