The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... period under which the Bank of England did not pay gold for its notes - the period from 1797 to 1819 - is always called the period of the Bank restriction . As the Bank during that period did not perform , and was not compelled by law ...
... period under which the Bank of England did not pay gold for its notes - the period from 1797 to 1819 - is always called the period of the Bank restriction . As the Bank during that period did not perform , and was not compelled by law ...
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... period the savings of the country increase considerably faster than the outlet for them . A person who has made ... period of the national industry , we accumulate gold , and augment the efficiency of our gold . If therefore such a ...
... period the savings of the country increase considerably faster than the outlet for them . A person who has made ... period of the national industry , we accumulate gold , and augment the efficiency of our gold . If therefore such a ...
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... period , either six months or one month . I do not exactly know the period . I think I ought to add ( and I believe it is the case with all the banks ) that the London and Westminster Bank , from the day of its first institution until ...
... period , either six months or one month . I do not exactly know the period . I think I ought to add ( and I believe it is the case with all the banks ) that the London and Westminster Bank , from the day of its first institution until ...
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