The Economic Journal: The Quarterly Journal of the Royal Economic Society, Том 30,Випуск 117Macmillan, 1920 |
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... increase of revenue is in general impossible , and , even if possible , is not possible in the time available . " The moment the war begins , or , rather , the moment in which it appears likely to begin , the army must be augmented ...
... increase of revenue is in general impossible , and , even if possible , is not possible in the time available . " The moment the war begins , or , rather , the moment in which it appears likely to begin , the army must be augmented ...
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... increase of taxation or a lessening of the revenue available for other services . II . SINKING FUNDS . Next follows ... increases taxes . Anticipation of old taxes is not enough . New taxes must be put on and also anticipated . There ...
... increase of taxation or a lessening of the revenue available for other services . II . SINKING FUNDS . Next follows ... increases taxes . Anticipation of old taxes is not enough . New taxes must be put on and also anticipated . There ...
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... increased . If , indeed , war could have been met altogether out of taxes , it would not of necessity have meant the destruction of any old capitals , and peace would have occasioned the accumulation of many more new . There is one ...
... increased . If , indeed , war could have been met altogether out of taxes , it would not of necessity have meant the destruction of any old capitals , and peace would have occasioned the accumulation of many more new . There is one ...
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... increased . Apart from export , there is another danger . " To transfer from the owners of these two great sources of revenue - land and capital stock - from the persons immediately interested in the good condition of every particular ...
... increased . Apart from export , there is another danger . " To transfer from the owners of these two great sources of revenue - land and capital stock - from the persons immediately interested in the good condition of every particular ...
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... the coin . Every sixpence is called a shilling and the debt is halved , and so on . The modern development of " representative " money has vastly increased the facilities for raising the denomination . 10 [ MARCH THE ECONOMIC JOURNAL.
... the coin . Every sixpence is called a shilling and the debt is halved , and so on . The modern development of " representative " money has vastly increased the facilities for raising the denomination . 10 [ MARCH THE ECONOMIC JOURNAL.
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The Economic Journal: The Quarterly Journal of the Royal ..., Том 23,Випуск 89 Повний перегляд - 1913 |
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