The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... true that writers like Adam Smith and Ricardo really imagined the applicability of their doctrines to be so universal as they sometimes appeared to assume ; they had a consciousness that their doctrines were limited in the concrete ...
... true that writers like Adam Smith and Ricardo really imagined the applicability of their doctrines to be so universal as they sometimes appeared to assume ; they had a consciousness that their doctrines were limited in the concrete ...
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... true of political economy as of any physical science ; its deductions may be incontrovertible , and its results precisely true , whenever its assumptions are true , but these results will be very imperfect guides , wherever those ...
... true of political economy as of any physical science ; its deductions may be incontrovertible , and its results precisely true , whenever its assumptions are true , but these results will be very imperfect guides , wherever those ...
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... true of employment between which capital fluctuates freely . This is to an almost perfect extent true of employments in this country , and to a great extent , though far from an equal extent , to the employments of its own country . But ...
... true of employment between which capital fluctuates freely . This is to an almost perfect extent true of employments in this country , and to a great extent , though far from an equal extent , to the employments of its own country . But ...
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Late Monetary Articles 186676 Closely Related | 9 |
One Banking Reserve or The Economist | 18 |
Will the Money Market Take The Economist | 27 |
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