The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... India than it used to do ; in plain English , it will lay down more rupees at Calcutta in the same time than formerly , and this increase is so much extra profit . By this combination , therefore , exports from India increasing on one ...
... India than it used to do ; in plain English , it will lay down more rupees at Calcutta in the same time than formerly , and this increase is so much extra profit . By this combination , therefore , exports from India increasing on one ...
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Walter Bagehot Norman St. John-Stevas. same causes , exports from India have become more profitable than usual . The silver price of Indian commodities in India has not as yet risen much , though silver has fallen here as compared with ...
Walter Bagehot Norman St. John-Stevas. same causes , exports from India have become more profitable than usual . The silver price of Indian commodities in India has not as yet risen much , though silver has fallen here as compared with ...
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... India have contributed considerably to the depreciation of silver ? I should rather put it in this way , that the drafts in India represent an increase in the tribute , a beneficial tribute no doubt , which India pays to this country ...
... India have contributed considerably to the depreciation of silver ? I should rather put it in this way , that the drafts in India represent an increase in the tribute , a beneficial tribute no doubt , which India pays to this country ...
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