The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... wealth . It would be said , ' What does A B go into banking for ? He cannot be as rich as we thought ' . A ... wealth is not sufficiently familiar to the world ; they cannot obtain the necessary confidence . No new private bank is ...
... wealth . It would be said , ' What does A B go into banking for ? He cannot be as rich as we thought ' . A ... wealth is not sufficiently familiar to the world ; they cannot obtain the necessary confidence . No new private bank is ...
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... wealth , and he takes the ' bills ' , relying that the broker would not venture that wealth by guaranteeing them unless he thought them good . The lender thinks , too , that the bill broker , being daily conversant with bills and bills ...
... wealth , and he takes the ' bills ' , relying that the broker would not venture that wealth by guaranteeing them unless he thought them good . The lender thinks , too , that the bill broker , being daily conversant with bills and bills ...
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... wealth is infinitely various ; but , even where its value does not largely consist in the pretium affectionis set upon it by individual wants and tastes , it has the inconvenience of being locally fixed , and consequently inconvertible ...
... wealth is infinitely various ; but , even where its value does not largely consist in the pretium affectionis set upon it by individual wants and tastes , it has the inconvenience of being locally fixed , and consequently inconvertible ...
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