The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... passed ; I am thinking , for example , of his in- sistence that the man dependent on borrowed capital is always at an advantage as compared with the man who uses his own capital.30 Altogether , Bagehot is quite narrowly a child of his ...
... passed ; I am thinking , for example , of his in- sistence that the man dependent on borrowed capital is always at an advantage as compared with the man who uses his own capital.30 Altogether , Bagehot is quite narrowly a child of his ...
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... passed the chair - that is , who have served the office of Governor - always remain . The young part of the board is the fluctuating part , and the old part is the permanent part ; and therefore it is not surprising that the young part ...
... passed the chair - that is , who have served the office of Governor - always remain . The young part of the board is the fluctuating part , and the old part is the permanent part ; and therefore it is not surprising that the young part ...
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... passed to the Governor and the directors for their able and success- ful management of the Bank during the past half - year , and the proceedings then terminated . EARLY ARTICLES ON MONETARY QUESTIONS ( 1848-56 ) The Currency 233 ...
... passed to the Governor and the directors for their able and success- ful management of the Bank during the past half - year , and the proceedings then terminated . EARLY ARTICLES ON MONETARY QUESTIONS ( 1848-56 ) The Currency 233 ...
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