The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... lent to enable it to augment . The loanable capital lay idle in the banks till some trade started into prosperity , and then was lent in order to develop that trade ; that trade caused other secondary developments ; those secondary ...
... lent to enable it to augment . The loanable capital lay idle in the banks till some trade started into prosperity , and then was lent in order to develop that trade ; that trade caused other secondary developments ; those secondary ...
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... lent , but that the whole of it might be so . But a further analysis will , as I believe , show that this conclusion is entirely false ; that the bankers ' deposits are a singularly treacherous form of liability ; that the utmost ...
... lent , but that the whole of it might be so . But a further analysis will , as I believe , show that this conclusion is entirely false ; that the bankers ' deposits are a singularly treacherous form of liability ; that the utmost ...
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... lent this balance , at its own discretion , to bill brokers or others , and it formed a single item in the general funds of the London market . There was nothing special about it , except that it belonged to a foreign government , and ...
... lent this balance , at its own discretion , to bill brokers or others , and it formed a single item in the general funds of the London market . There was nothing special about it , except that it belonged to a foreign government , and ...
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