The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... once , they cannot have it , for that which their debtors have used , is for the time employed , and not to be obtained . With the advantages of credit we must take the disadvantages too ; but to lessen them as much as we can , we must ...
... once , they cannot have it , for that which their debtors have used , is for the time employed , and not to be obtained . With the advantages of credit we must take the disadvantages too ; but to lessen them as much as we can , we must ...
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... once and in a moment . Why does any bank publish an account ? In order to satisfy the public that it possesses cash - or available securities - enough to meet its liabilities . The object of publishing the account of the banking ...
... once and in a moment . Why does any bank publish an account ? In order to satisfy the public that it possesses cash - or available securities - enough to meet its liabilities . The object of publishing the account of the banking ...
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... once only . When sold to meet one foreign drain they are altogether gone , and not available to meet a second foreign drain . They are not at once efficient ; no one can tell when the effect of their sale would be apparent ; and yet when ...
... once only . When sold to meet one foreign drain they are altogether gone , and not available to meet a second foreign drain . They are not at once efficient ; no one can tell when the effect of their sale would be apparent ; and yet when ...
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Editors Preface | 19 |
Foreign Countries 186376 | 22 |
Note on the Text | 25 |
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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