 | 1874
...have endeavoured to give in my paper read before the Statistical Society in the March of this year.* From a banking position there is no doubt economy...pressure always at one point — a point on which so many and varied demands, for domestic and foreign needs, the requirements for wages in England,... | |
 | Sir Robert Harry Inglis Palgrave - 1903 - 237 pagine
...millions, in 1856 as 200 millions, in 1866 as 350 millions, in 1873 as 800 millions, in 1902 as about 1,000 millions. From a banking position, there is no doubt...equally certain that, from a general point of view, the doing this tends to place the stress of every pressure which occurs always on one point — a point... | |
 | Charles Arthur Conant - 1909 - 751 pagine
...the increased demands of the British market. As the situation is described by a careful student * : From a banking position, there is no doubt economy...equally certain that, from a general point of view, the doing this tends to place the stress of every pressure which occurs always on one point — a point... | |
 | Charles Arthur Conant - 1915 - 783 pagine
...the increased demands of the British market. As the situation is described by a careful student * : From a banking position, there is no doubt economy...equally certain that, from a general point of view, the doing this tends to place the stress of every pressure which occurs always on one point — a point... | |
 | Royal Statistical Society (Great Britain) - 1874
...have endeavoured to give in my paper read before the Statistical Society in the March of this year.* From a banking position there is no doubt economy...pressure always at one point — a point on which so many and varied demands, for domestic and foreign needs, the requirements for wages in England,... | |
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From a banking position there is no doubt economy in making the Bank of England keep the reserve of the bankers, but it is equally certain that from a general point of view this tends to place any pressure always at one point — a point on which... 