The Economic Journal: The Quarterly Journal of the Royal Economic Society, Том 30,Випуск 117Macmillan, 1920 |
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... supplies to this country , but to transfer it from one country to another . The fluctuation shown in the export figures is visible also in the imports , but is not nearly so well marked . The important thing to study is not the imports ...
... supplies to this country , but to transfer it from one country to another . The fluctuation shown in the export figures is visible also in the imports , but is not nearly so well marked . The important thing to study is not the imports ...
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... supply themselves with a forged stamp at a more convenient opportunity . It was not until early in March that Austria and Hungary , in mutual agreement , resolved to follow suit . The Bolshevist Revolution prevented the stamping from ...
... supply themselves with a forged stamp at a more convenient opportunity . It was not until early in March that Austria and Hungary , in mutual agreement , resolved to follow suit . The Bolshevist Revolution prevented the stamping from ...
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... supply more than a very limited number . The 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 ...
... supply more than a very limited number . The 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 ...
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... supply of gold is much more imminent than seems to be generally recognised . Another factor is working in the same direction . Gold being the only commodity which has not risen in price while in countries with an effective gold standard ...
... supply of gold is much more imminent than seems to be generally recognised . Another factor is working in the same direction . Gold being the only commodity which has not risen in price while in countries with an effective gold standard ...
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... supply of gold . But leaving such a possibility out of consideration and assuming the production of gold to remain about constant , we have to face a growing scarcity of gold and a continued depression of prices . It will therefore ...
... supply of gold . But leaving such a possibility out of consideration and assuming the production of gold to remain about constant , we have to face a growing scarcity of gold and a continued depression of prices . It will therefore ...
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The Economic Journal: The Quarterly Journal of the Royal ..., Том 23,Випуск 89 Повний перегляд - 1913 |
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