The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... meeting of the Court of Bank proprietors― the September meeting - there was a very remarkable discussion , which I give at length below , * and of which all that is most material was thus described in The Economist : THE GREAT ...
... meeting of the Court of Bank proprietors― the September meeting - there was a very remarkable discussion , which I give at length below , * and of which all that is most material was thus described in The Economist : THE GREAT ...
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... meeting of fifteen or eighteen persons is wholly unequal to the transaction of more business than this ; it will be fortunate , and it must be well guided , if it should be found to be equal to so much . The discussion even of simple ...
... meeting of fifteen or eighteen persons is wholly unequal to the transaction of more business than this ; it will be fortunate , and it must be well guided , if it should be found to be equal to so much . The discussion even of simple ...
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... meeting their wants . If you reduce either of these amounts , you injure trade , but you injure it most by diminishing that part of the circulation which apparently does least . The moment a banker's reserve falls off to any serious ...
... meeting their wants . If you reduce either of these amounts , you injure trade , but you injure it most by diminishing that part of the circulation which apparently does least . The moment a banker's reserve falls off to any serious ...
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advances alarm amount augmented Bagehot balance Bank directors bank notes Bank of England Bank of France bankers banking department banking reserve bill brokers borrow bullion capital cash cause cent cheque circulation coin commercial commodities companies consequence currency danger dealers demand deposit banking depreciation diminished discount dividend doubt economic Economist effect English evil exchange Exchequer export foreign give gold Governor greater important increase industry joint stock banks joint stock companies keep lend lent less loans Lombard Street London Lord Overstone means ment mercantile merchants metallic money market monopoly nation natural never note issue obtain opinion Overend paid panic paper payment Peel's Act persons present principle private banks profit quantity railway rate of interest rise of prices Scotland securities shareholders Sir Robert Peel's theory trade transactions value of money Walter Bagehot wealth whole