The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essays |
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If all those creditors demand . all that money at 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 ...
If all those creditors demand . all that money at 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 ...
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Because it may be called on to pay certain liabilities at 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 .
Because it may be called on to pay certain liabilities at 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 .
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But even allowing this to pass , there are two very great objections to this mode of meeting a foreign drain of bullion : first , though in the end it might be effectual , it might not - it certainly would not be effectual at once .
But even allowing this to pass , there are two very great objections to this mode of meeting a foreign drain of bullion : first , though in the end it might be effectual , it might not - it certainly would not be effectual at once .
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Foreign Countries 186376 | 22 |
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