The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... increase in exactly that proportion . If the population had also become more industrious , so that , man for man , transactions and payments were increased , then , besides the increase of coinage in proportion to the population , there ...
... increase in exactly that proportion . If the population had also become more industrious , so that , man for man , transactions and payments were increased , then , besides the increase of coinage in proportion to the population , there ...
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... increase of population and industry in England since 1850 with the increase of the sovereign circulation . The increase of population is easily ascertained . As we showed in an article on the coinage * , the population of the United ...
... increase of population and industry in England since 1850 with the increase of the sovereign circulation . The increase of population is easily ascertained . As we showed in an article on the coinage * , the population of the United ...
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... increase of industry has been in much greater proportion . The annual income assessed to the income tax increased in England between 1848 and 1868 as follows : Amount in 1868 Amount in 1848 Increase in 20 years · · £ 365,366,000 ...
... increase of industry has been in much greater proportion . The annual income assessed to the income tax increased in England between 1848 and 1868 as follows : Amount in 1868 Amount in 1848 Increase in 20 years · · £ 365,366,000 ...
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The Trade Cycle and Banking Policy 186175 | 13 |
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