The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... rate of interest which they pay is comparatively indifferent . What is necessary to meet their acceptances they will borrow , pay for it what they may ; they had better pay any price than permit those acceptances to be dis- honoured ...
... rate of interest which they pay is comparatively indifferent . What is necessary to meet their acceptances they will borrow , pay for it what they may ; they had better pay any price than permit those acceptances to be dis- honoured ...
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... rate of interest , which is far more efficient than any other mode . Mr Goschen23 observes , in his book on the Exchanges : ' Between the rates in London and Paris , the expense of sending gold to and fro having been reduced to a ...
... rate of interest , which is far more efficient than any other mode . Mr Goschen23 observes , in his book on the Exchanges : ' Between the rates in London and Paris , the expense of sending gold to and fro having been reduced to a ...
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... interest on deposits has been beneficial , because it has given an increased sensitiveness to the London money market . The augmented number of changes in the rate of interest during the last few years has been frequently made the ...
... interest on deposits has been beneficial , because it has given an increased sensitiveness to the London money market . The augmented number of changes in the rate of interest during the last few years has been frequently made the ...
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