The Economic Journal: The Quarterly Journal of the Royal Economic Society, Том 30,Випуск 117Macmillan, 1920 |
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... tion of the public debt of Britain " since we had recourse to the ruinous system of perpetual funding , " with the general result that the reduction has never borne any considerable proportion to the accumulation in time of war . Hence ...
... tion of the public debt of Britain " since we had recourse to the ruinous system of perpetual funding , " with the general result that the reduction has never borne any considerable proportion to the accumulation in time of war . Hence ...
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... tion in a period of between fifteen and sixteen years , or some factor thereof , and causing a corresponding fluctuation in the pro- ductivity of the earth . One part of this hypothesis can at once be tested . The output of gold is ...
... tion in a period of between fifteen and sixteen years , or some factor thereof , and causing a corresponding fluctuation in the pro- ductivity of the earth . One part of this hypothesis can at once be tested . The output of gold is ...
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... tion is correct ( that the British exports to the world as a whole , corrected by the general index of prices , are determined by the crops of the world as a whole ) , then a similar relation should be found between the exports to any ...
... tion is correct ( that the British exports to the world as a whole , corrected by the general index of prices , are determined by the crops of the world as a whole ) , then a similar relation should be found between the exports to any ...
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... tion of industry . The state of the export trade affects employ- ment and wages , but does not dominate them . The times of greatest hardship to the population as a whole generally fall near the times of diminished exports , but do not ...
... tion of industry . The state of the export trade affects employ- ment and wages , but does not dominate them . The times of greatest hardship to the population as a whole generally fall near the times of diminished exports , but do not ...
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... for whose needs the stock of about 3 billions of unstamped notes found in the Exchequer and in the banks , did not suffice , put into circula- tion about 3 billions of imitation notes , which were 32 [ MARCH THE ECONOMIC JOURNAL.
... for whose needs the stock of about 3 billions of unstamped notes found in the Exchequer and in the banks , did not suffice , put into circula- tion about 3 billions of imitation notes , which were 32 [ 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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A. L. BOWLEY Adam Smith American amount annual Austria Austro Austro-Hungarian balance of trade Bank bank-notes barometric Britain British capital cent circulation co-operation commodities cost of living Cunliffe currency curve demand for gold duty economic economists effect England English Europe Excess Profits exchange Exchequer expenditure export fact favourable figures finance fluctuations foreign fund gold standard Government Hungary important increase index-number India industry inflation interest Ireland Irish Irish revenue issued before October Keynes kronen notes labour labour-tickets less London means ment method millions monetary nationalisation Notes issued October 27th paper money payment Peace Treaty period political possible pre-war present principle problem production Prof Professor Professor Hamilton public debt purchasing quantity R. S. CONWAY Report result rise Royal Economic Society stamped supply taxation taxes territories tion trade true revenue United Kingdom value of gold wages White Paper whole