The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... reason . As far as prosperity is based on a greater quantity of production , and that of the right articles - as far as it is based on the increased rapidity with which commodities of every kind reach those who want them - its basis is ...
... reason . As far as prosperity is based on a greater quantity of production , and that of the right articles - as far as it is based on the increased rapidity with which commodities of every kind reach those who want them - its basis is ...
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... reason why finance companies can take securities and buy shares which bankers could neither take nor buy , is that they are dealing with their own money . They are not living upon credit , and no distur- bance of credit , no panic , can ...
... reason why finance companies can take securities and buy shares which bankers could neither take nor buy , is that they are dealing with their own money . They are not living upon credit , and no distur- bance of credit , no panic , can ...
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... reason as to the notes now in the till of the Bank of France ? Who cares whether they have manufactured many notes or few , while the power of issue is unlimited ? Who cares or reasons about the mechanical antecedents ? But it would be ...
... reason as to the notes now in the till of the Bank of France ? Who cares whether they have manufactured many notes or few , while the power of issue is unlimited ? Who cares or reasons about the mechanical antecedents ? But it would be ...
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