The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essays |
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The result of these banks , as regards the dividends they pay , , is : No. of Companies Capital £ Above 20 per cent Between 15 and 20 per cent 15 5,302,767 20 " " 10 and 15 per cent 36 " " 5 and 10 per cent 36 5,439,439 14,056,950 ...
The result of these banks , as regards the dividends they pay , , is : No. of Companies Capital £ Above 20 per cent Between 15 and 20 per cent 15 5,302,767 20 " " 10 and 15 per cent 36 " " 5 and 10 per cent 36 5,439,439 14,056,950 ...
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And therefore it appears as a final result , that in all pursuits open to unlimited competition , articles for which the demand is the same will have an exchangeable value directly proportioned to their ...
And therefore it appears as a final result , that in all pursuits open to unlimited competition , articles for which the demand is the same will have an exchangeable value directly proportioned to their ...
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The result of these accounts is that about one half of the funds at the disposal of the bank are at present invested in the purchase of shares , debentures , and similar securities of fluctuating value , and that it is from the ...
The result of these accounts is that about one half of the funds at the disposal of the bank are at present invested in the purchase of shares , debentures , and similar securities of fluctuating value , and that it is from the ...
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