The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... payment is not what the creditors of a bank want ; they want present , not postponed , payment ; they want to be repaid according to agree- ment : the contract was that they should be paid on demand , and if they are not paid on demand ...
... payment is not what the creditors of a bank want ; they want present , not postponed , payment ; they want to be repaid according to agree- ment : the contract was that they should be paid on demand , and if they are not paid on demand ...
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... payments of the government are the dividends on the debt , and these are mostly made to bankers who act as agents for the creditors of the nation . The payment of the dividends for the govern- ment is , therefore , in great part a ...
... payments of the government are the dividends on the debt , and these are mostly made to bankers who act as agents for the creditors of the nation . The payment of the dividends for the govern- ment is , therefore , in great part a ...
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... payment to the seller of that security , to obtain at each settling day a new delay , and to pay a broker to get that delay for him . He had to pay not only interest on his unpaid purchase money , but likewise an indefinite addition of ...
... payment to the seller of that security , to obtain at each settling day a new delay , and to pay a broker to get that delay for him . He had to pay not only interest on his unpaid purchase money , but likewise an indefinite addition of ...
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