The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... paid , they decline dis- counting any others to replace them . The directors of the London and Westminster Bank had , in the panic of 1857 , discounted millions of such bills , and they justly said that if those bills were paid they ...
... paid , they decline dis- counting any others to replace them . The directors of the London and Westminster Bank had , in the panic of 1857 , discounted millions of such bills , and they justly said that if those bills were paid they ...
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... paid - up capital is a source of danger to a bank . Its managers wish to declare a good dividend upon it , and their trade does not necessarily admit of their doing so . The characteristic trade of a banker begins when he begins to use ...
... paid - up capital is a source of danger to a bank . Its managers wish to declare a good dividend upon it , and their trade does not necessarily admit of their doing so . The characteristic trade of a banker begins when he begins to use ...
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... paid - up capital , of course , but probably this has been used already in other ways ; and when the system of acceptances has been carried to a dangerous limit , the amount of the liability upon them far exceeds the paid - up capital ...
... paid - up capital , of course , but probably this has been used already in other ways ; and when the system of acceptances has been carried to a dangerous limit , the amount of the liability upon them far exceeds the paid - up capital ...
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Editors Preface | 19 |
Foreign Countries 186376 | 22 |
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