The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... produces what he thinks B wants , but it may be a mistake , and B may not want it . A may be able and willing to produce what B wants , but he may not be able to find B - he may not know of his existence . The general truth of these ...
... produces what he thinks B wants , but it may be a mistake , and B may not want it . A may be able and willing to produce what B wants , but he may not be able to find B - he may not know of his existence . The general truth of these ...
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... produce of A , B , and C , and so these do not earn as much either . In all this money is but an instrument . The same thing would happen equally well in a trade of barter , if a state of barter on a very large scale were not ...
... produce of A , B , and C , and so these do not earn as much either . In all this money is but an instrument . The same thing would happen equally well in a trade of barter , if a state of barter on a very large scale were not ...
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... produced , or where also by mistake misplaced credit is given , and a man who cannot produce any- thing which is wanted gets the produce of other people's labour upon a false idea that he will produce it . But there is another variable ...
... produced , or where also by mistake misplaced credit is given , and a man who cannot produce any- thing which is wanted gets the produce of other people's labour upon a false idea that he will produce it . But there is another variable ...
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Editors Preface | 19 |
Foreign Countries 186376 | 22 |
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