The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... rupees , the better his operation . Supposing an order to buy at a given hour in the Calcutta market to yield neither profit nor loss when rupees were at 2s . , it might yield a good profit if the rupee fell to 1s . 8d . , because then ...
... rupees , the better his operation . Supposing an order to buy at a given hour in the Calcutta market to yield neither profit nor loss when rupees were at 2s . , it might yield a good profit if the rupee fell to 1s . 8d . , because then ...
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... rupees should be suspended in India ; that their importation should be prohibited ; that gold should be coined for anyone who will take it to the mint at a fixed rate ( say at 2s . the rupee ) ; that both rupees and gold should be legal ...
... rupees should be suspended in India ; that their importation should be prohibited ; that gold should be coined for anyone who will take it to the mint at a fixed rate ( say at 2s . the rupee ) ; that both rupees and gold should be legal ...
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... rupees in India ; next , with those rupees he has to buy the article which he saw in the price current . The question of profit and loss to him is compounded of the result of those two operations ; if , therefore , he can buy his rupees ...
... rupees in India ; next , with those rupees he has to buy the article which he saw in the price current . The question of profit and loss to him is compounded of the result of those two operations ; if , therefore , he can buy his rupees ...
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