The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... never isolated . If any one great industry - say the iron trade - starts into sudden prosperity , the pur- chasing power of all persons connected with the iron trade is largely augmented , and all the dependent trades , and all the ...
... never isolated . If any one great industry - say the iron trade - starts into sudden prosperity , the pur- chasing power of all persons connected with the iron trade is largely augmented , and all the dependent trades , and all the ...
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... never felt it before , because we never acted so well before - n raised the rate of interest so high before . -never Such are in their barest form the defects and the merits of the Act of 1844. We have stated them in the simplest and ...
... never felt it before , because we never acted so well before - n raised the rate of interest so high before . -never Such are in their barest form the defects and the merits of the Act of 1844. We have stated them in the simplest and ...
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... never be forgotten . ' These words have , it is true , undergone some criticism . It has been said that an immense number of natives are still employed by us as soldiers ; that the Madras and Bombay armies never rebelled , and still ...
... never be forgotten . ' These words have , it is true , undergone some criticism . It has been said that an immense number of natives are still employed by us as soldiers ; that the Madras and Bombay armies never rebelled , and still ...
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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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