The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... charges are · 3,783,109 5,507,020 9,290,129 This is the actual charge for the present year ( ending April 30 ) , which can now be known with some accuracy . As to future years , after the experience we have had of Indian accounts , we ...
... charges are · 3,783,109 5,507,020 9,290,129 This is the actual charge for the present year ( ending April 30 ) , which can now be known with some accuracy . As to future years , after the experience we have had of Indian accounts , we ...
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... charge of government and war , together with the charge of so much of the national debt as had accrued before 1793 , so as to make ( if I may so express myself ) a fair start from 1793 . The charge of government and war , together with ...
... charge of government and war , together with the charge of so much of the national debt as had accrued before 1793 , so as to make ( if I may so express myself ) a fair start from 1793 . The charge of government and war , together with ...
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... charge for its discounts more than 6 per cent ; but this , of course , is simply a mercantile usury law , and open to all the familiar objections to that kind of laws . At times it will be as improper to charge 6 per cent as at others to ...
... charge for its discounts more than 6 per cent ; but this , of course , is simply a mercantile usury law , and open to all the familiar objections to that kind of laws . At times it will be as improper to charge 6 per cent as at others to ...
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The Trade Cycle and Banking Policy 186175 | 13 |
The Duty of the Bank of The Economist | 20 |
The Causes of the Existing The Economist | 28 |
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