The Economic Journal: The Quarterly Journal of the Royal Economic Society, Том 23,Випуск 89Macmillan, 1913 |
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... shares is not homogeneous , like inter- changeable grades of wheat ; the quantity of any issue is often comparatively small , a condition which gives greater scope for manipulation , and , by increasing the risks of short selling ...
... shares is not homogeneous , like inter- changeable grades of wheat ; the quantity of any issue is often comparatively small , a condition which gives greater scope for manipulation , and , by increasing the risks of short selling ...
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... shares , it becomes evident that the influence of speculation is likely to be far greater in the latter than in the former case . Moreover , not only is the magnitude of the speculative effect likely to be greater in securities than ...
... shares , it becomes evident that the influence of speculation is likely to be far greater in the latter than in the former case . Moreover , not only is the magnitude of the speculative effect likely to be greater in securities than ...
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... shares . In addition to this primary service his operations do , in fact , cause prices to approximate more closely to investment values ; they therefore yield a secondary indirect product which appears as a reduction in the amount of ...
... shares . In addition to this primary service his operations do , in fact , cause prices to approximate more closely to investment values ; they therefore yield a secondary indirect product which appears as a reduction in the amount of ...
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... shares in the raiding syndicates , partly to get profit , partly to get political control . The full study of her official and unofficial finance explains each stage and turn of her notorious parsimony , and justifies it . Right through ...
... shares in the raiding syndicates , partly to get profit , partly to get political control . The full study of her official and unofficial finance explains each stage and turn of her notorious parsimony , and justifies it . Right through ...
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... share only came into exist- ence in the eighteenth century . As early as 1568 , " Leicester had directed a share should be ... shares imper- fectly negotiable . But after 1624 the fine was so much reduced . that , " on any considerable ...
... share only came into exist- ence in the eighteenth century . As early as 1568 , " Leicester had directed a share should be ... shares imper- fectly negotiable . But after 1624 the fine was so much reduced . that , " on any considerable ...
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The Economic Journal: The Quarterly Journal of the Royal ..., Том 30,Випуск 117 Повний перегляд - 1920 |
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