The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... industry can be depressed without injury to other industries ; still less can any great group of industries . Each industry when prosperous buys and con- sumes the produce probably of most ( certainly of very III LOMBARD STREET : OFTEN ...
... industry can be depressed without injury to other industries ; still less can any great group of industries . Each industry when prosperous buys and con- sumes the produce probably of most ( certainly of very III LOMBARD STREET : OFTEN ...
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... industries , and if industry A fail and is in difficulty , industries B , and C , and D , which used to sell to it , will not be able to sell that which they had produced in reliance on A's demand , and in future they will stand idle ...
... industries , and if industry A fail and is in difficulty , industries B , and C , and D , which used to sell to it , will not be able to sell that which they had produced in reliance on A's demand , and in future they will stand idle ...
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... industry is stimulated to its maximum of energy , just as before much of it was slackened almost to its mini- mum . A great calamity to any great industry will tend to produce the same effect , but the fortunes of the industries on ...
... industry is stimulated to its maximum of energy , just as before much of it was slackened almost to its mini- mum . A great calamity to any great industry will tend to produce the same effect , but the fortunes of the industries on ...
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