The Economic Journal: The Quarterly Journal of the Royal Economic Society, Том 30,Випуск 117Macmillan, 1920 |
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... demand an extraordinary revenue . Every new tax is felt more or less . There is always some murmuring at new taxation , especially if the old taxation is already high . A momentary suspension of the payment of the debt occasions no ...
... demand an extraordinary revenue . Every new tax is felt more or less . There is always some murmuring at new taxation , especially if the old taxation is already high . A momentary suspension of the payment of the debt occasions no ...
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... demand for cotton piece goods is directly dependent on the success or failure of his harvest . But there are no records of the crops of the world as a whole , or even of a large part of them , covering a long period of years , and ...
... demand for cotton piece goods is directly dependent on the success or failure of his harvest . But there are no records of the crops of the world as a whole , or even of a large part of them , covering a long period of years , and ...
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... demand for articles which they do not produce , i.e. , manufactured goods . They may get these from the United Kingdom , and so stimulate exports to themselves ; or , in any particular country they may get the goods from the manu ...
... demand for articles which they do not produce , i.e. , manufactured goods . They may get these from the United Kingdom , and so stimulate exports to themselves ; or , in any particular country they may get the goods from the manu ...
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... demand for currency was urgent , for the agricultural population was unable to spend on manufactured goods the money earned by the sale of foodstuffs , and was unwilling , in the prevailing conditions of insecurity , to deposit it with ...
... demand for currency was urgent , for the agricultural population was unable to spend on manufactured goods the money earned by the sale of foodstuffs , and was unwilling , in the prevailing conditions of insecurity , to deposit it with ...
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... demand for gold in comparison with the more and more abundant supply of paper money has brought the value of gold down to about half its pre- war level , with the consequence that , as is seen in the United States , the prices of ...
... demand for gold in comparison with the more and more abundant supply of paper money has brought the value of gold down to about half its pre- war level , with the consequence that , as is seen in the United States , the prices of ...
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The Economic Journal: The Quarterly Journal of the Royal ..., Том 23,Випуск 89 Повний перегляд - 1913 |
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