The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... effect of the augmented tribute will be to lower prices , because as a rule , and for almost all commodities , it will fix profits on a lower range . A country which has a tribute to pay of £ 15,000,000 annually must send abroad ...
... effect of the augmented tribute will be to lower prices , because as a rule , and for almost all commodities , it will fix profits on a lower range . A country which has a tribute to pay of £ 15,000,000 annually must send abroad ...
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... effect this end , and for a time the supply of the precious metals to it will be diminished . But upon its permanent import of those metals the imposition of the tribute will have no effect . As soon as the proper range of prices is ...
... effect this end , and for a time the supply of the precious metals to it will be diminished . But upon its permanent import of those metals the imposition of the tribute will have no effect . As soon as the proper range of prices is ...
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... effect of the augmentation of the poli- tical payment from India to England , shown by the recent increase of the bills drawn by the Indian Council upon India , will have no perma- nent effect whatever on the export of silver to India ...
... effect of the augmentation of the poli- tical payment from India to England , shown by the recent increase of the bills drawn by the Indian Council upon India , will have no perma- nent effect whatever on the export of silver to India ...
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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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