The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... possible.'22 Now it is possible to defend Bagehot by pointing out that he was prescribing for a ' panic ' , which may be supposed a matter of days or weeks , and not the months or years during which trade may spin downward . It is one ...
... possible.'22 Now it is possible to defend Bagehot by pointing out that he was prescribing for a ' panic ' , which may be supposed a matter of days or weeks , and not the months or years during which trade may spin downward . It is one ...
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... possible to obtain the object for which they are made . The end is to stay the panic ; and the advances should , if possible , stay the panic . And for this purpose there are two rules : First , that these loans should only be made at a ...
... possible to obtain the object for which they are made . The end is to stay the panic ; and the advances should , if possible , stay the panic . And for this purpose there are two rules : First , that these loans should only be made at a ...
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... possible means , and in modes which we had never adopted before ; we took in stock on security , we purchased exchequer bills , we made advances on exchequer bills , we not only discounted outright , but we made advances on deposits of ...
... possible means , and in modes which we had never adopted before ; we took in stock on security , we purchased exchequer bills , we made advances on exchequer bills , we not only discounted outright , but we made advances on deposits of ...
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