The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... bankers should keep large deposits at the Bank , and we know that they do so . Of these deposits the Bank has the use , and consequently the profit . Sir John Lubbock suggests , not unnaturally for a private banker , that the London bankers ...
... bankers should keep large deposits at the Bank , and we know that they do so . Of these deposits the Bank has the use , and consequently the profit . Sir John Lubbock suggests , not unnaturally for a private banker , that the London bankers ...
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... banking department . In that department the Bank receives deposits , just as other bankers do , except that it never allows interest , and uses them just as other bankers do . A portion of these deposits are the reserves of the London ...
... banking department . In that department the Bank receives deposits , just as other bankers do , except that it never allows interest , and uses them just as other bankers do . A portion of these deposits are the reserves of the London ...
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... bankers ' balance was obtained from the Bank of England , which made the advances which the other bankers called in . But if there is no longer to be a ' Bankers ' Bank ' , no such supple- ment to bankers ' balances must be looked for .
... bankers ' balance was obtained from the Bank of England , which made the advances which the other bankers called in . But if there is no longer to be a ' Bankers ' Bank ' , no such supple- ment to bankers ' balances must be looked for .
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The Trade Cycle and Banking Policy 186175 | 13 |
The Duty of the Bank of The Economist | 20 |
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