The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... loans . And so far from being able to meet it , the bankers who do not keep an extra reserve at that time borrow largely , or do not renew large loans - very likely do both . London bankers , other than the Bank of England , effect this ...
... loans . And so far from being able to meet it , the bankers who do not keep an extra reserve at that time borrow largely , or do not renew large loans - very likely do both . London bankers , other than the Bank of England , effect this ...
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... loans , as we have seen , will ruin it ; making large loans and stopping , as we have also seen , will ruin it . The only safe plan for the Bank is the brave plan , to lend in a panic on every kind of current security , or every sort on ...
... loans , as we have seen , will ruin it ; making large loans and stopping , as we have also seen , will ruin it . The only safe plan for the Bank is the brave plan , to lend in a panic on every kind of current security , or every sort on ...
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... loans or discounts . If they made any such attempt , they would soon find that the heavy penalty which Sir Robert Peel imposed on all excess would much impair the profitableness of their paper . The amount of loans and dis- counts often ...
... loans or discounts . If they made any such attempt , they would soon find that the heavy penalty which Sir Robert Peel imposed on all excess would much impair the profitableness of their paper . The amount of loans and dis- counts often ...
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