The Economic Journal: The Quarterly Journal of the Royal Economic Society, Том 30,Випуск 117Macmillan, 1920 |
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... natural consequence of this was that , between February and November , 1919 , when the exchanging of the stamped notes for new currency was being accomplished , un- stamped notes to an amount certainly exceeding one billion , still ...
... natural consequence of this was that , between February and November , 1919 , when the exchanging of the stamped notes for new currency was being accomplished , un- stamped notes to an amount certainly exceeding one billion , still ...
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... natural conditions and historic development to supplement each other's needs .. Vienna . KARL SCHLESINGER . FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE WORLD'S MONETARY PROBLEM HUMANITY has striven 38 [ MARCH , 1920 THE ECONOMIC JOURNAL KARL SCHLESINGER.
... natural conditions and historic development to supplement each other's needs .. Vienna . KARL SCHLESINGER . FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE WORLD'S MONETARY PROBLEM HUMANITY has striven 38 [ MARCH , 1920 THE ECONOMIC JOURNAL KARL SCHLESINGER.
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... natural that we should now earnestly ask ourselves if we really are willing further to submit to such a state of things . The decrease in the monetary demand for gold in comparison with the more and more abundant supply of paper money ...
... natural that we should now earnestly ask ourselves if we really are willing further to submit to such a state of things . The decrease in the monetary demand for gold in comparison with the more and more abundant supply of paper money ...
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... natural that the demand for gold as a material for articles of luxury should have increased substantially . It is also 1 It is generally believed that the stability of the value of gold depends on the accumulated stock of gold being ...
... natural that the demand for gold as a material for articles of luxury should have increased substantially . It is also 1 It is generally believed that the stability of the value of gold depends on the accumulated stock of gold being ...
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... natural and market price . " Which of these two rival principles is going to hold the field ? Before the war we accepted in the main the view that labour was a commodity , fundamentally akin to merchandise and articles of commerce ...
... natural and market price . " Which of these two rival principles is going to hold the field ? Before the war we accepted in the main the view that labour was a commodity , fundamentally akin to merchandise and articles of commerce ...
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The Economic Journal: The Quarterly Journal of the Royal ..., Том 23,Випуск 89 Повний перегляд - 1913 |
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