The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... rise of prices , it is only imaginary . A general rise of prices is a rise only in name ; whatever anyone gains on the article which he has to sell , he loses on the articles which he has to buy , and so he is just where he was . The ...
... rise of prices , it is only imaginary . A general rise of prices is a rise only in name ; whatever anyone gains on the article which he has to sell , he loses on the articles which he has to buy , and so he is just where he was . The ...
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... rise in prices , that prosperity is not only liable to reaction , but certain to be exposed to reaction . The same causes which generate this prosperity will , after they have been acting a little longer , generate an equivalent ...
... rise in prices , that prosperity is not only liable to reaction , but certain to be exposed to reaction . The same causes which generate this prosperity will , after they have been acting a little longer , generate an equivalent ...
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... increase of prices not caused by an increase of circulation is fatal to it . No one denies that if a case can be found of a general rise of prices not originating in such a scarcity as would counterbalance the rise of price by the ...
... increase of prices not caused by an increase of circulation is fatal to it . No one denies that if a case can be found of a general rise of prices not originating in such a scarcity as would counterbalance the rise of price by the ...
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