The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... compared with silver . But , as a matter of fact , the effect has been the reverse . The value of silver as compared with gold was 59 d . per oz , or as 1 to 15.7 , in 1849 ; it now is 54åd . , or as 1 to 17.1 . Not only what the best ...
... compared with silver . But , as a matter of fact , the effect has been the reverse . The value of silver as compared with gold was 59 d . per oz , or as 1 to 15.7 , in 1849 ; it now is 54åd . , or as 1 to 17.1 . Not only what the best ...
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... compared with gold , and there is , therefore , more profit than there was in exporting them . They can be bought with the same sum in silver , and that silver can be ob- tained more easily . The balance of trade will thus be , as the ...
... compared with gold , and there is , therefore , more profit than there was in exporting them . They can be bought with the same sum in silver , and that silver can be ob- tained more easily . The balance of trade will thus be , as the ...
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... compared with the North in the comparative largeness of the circulation and loans ; in the smallness of the deposits , reserves , and government securities . We have now cleared the way for next week , ascertaining in detail the ...
... compared with the North in the comparative largeness of the circulation and loans ; in the smallness of the deposits , reserves , and government securities . We have now cleared the way for next week , ascertaining in detail the ...
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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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