The Economic Journal: The Quarterly Journal of the Royal Economic Society, Том 30,Випуск 117Macmillan, 1920 |
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... Professor W. R. Scott as a supporter of the " all - tax " method , with the further implication that the tax revenue ought to be augmented three- or four - fold.1 The next step in the argument is to show that the necessity of borrowing ...
... Professor W. R. Scott as a supporter of the " all - tax " method , with the further implication that the tax revenue ought to be augmented three- or four - fold.1 The next step in the argument is to show that the necessity of borrowing ...
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... Professor Henry C. Taylor , 1 the leading authority on agricultural economics in the United States . " That Americans may profit from the experience of their British cousins should be evident from the foregoing pages . ' " " The old ...
... Professor Henry C. Taylor , 1 the leading authority on agricultural economics in the United States . " That Americans may profit from the experience of their British cousins should be evident from the foregoing pages . ' " " The old ...
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... Professor W. S. Jevons and by Mr. H. S. Jevons after him . It is necessary to add that this would establish climatic variations as one cause , not as the sole or perhaps even the main cause , of cyclical fluctua- tion of industry . The ...
... Professor W. S. Jevons and by Mr. H. S. Jevons after him . It is necessary to add that this would establish climatic variations as one cause , not as the sole or perhaps even the main cause , of cyclical fluctua- tion of industry . The ...
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... Professor Irving Fisher for stabilising the dollar . Professor Fisher accepts the variability of the value of gold as a fact , and would stabilise the dollar by varying its gold content . This plan met with some difficulties as long as ...
... Professor Irving Fisher for stabilising the dollar . Professor Fisher accepts the variability of the value of gold as a fact , and would stabilise the dollar by varying its gold content . This plan met with some difficulties as long as ...
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... Professor Fisher's plan means , therefore , in principle , the ultimate abandonment of gold as a monetary standard . If we wish to retain gold as basis of our money we certainly must fix the price of gold in our monetary unit . But if ...
... Professor Fisher's plan means , therefore , in principle , the ultimate abandonment of gold as a monetary standard . If we wish to retain gold as basis of our money we certainly must fix the price of gold in our monetary unit . But if ...
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The Economic Journal: The Quarterly Journal of the Royal ..., Том 23,Випуск 89 Повний перегляд - 1913 |
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