The Quarterly Review, Volumen257John Murray, 1931 |
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... increase , in order that the resultant addition to the total volume of money will meet , with some degree of accuracy , the computed increase in the demand for purchasing power . Since this demand may be calculated on either of two ...
... increase , in order that the resultant addition to the total volume of money will meet , with some degree of accuracy , the computed increase in the demand for purchasing power . Since this demand may be calculated on either of two ...
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... increase in production depends to a great extent on the rate of increase in population . In isolated cases , mainly brought about by immigration , this argument is doubtless valid , but as we are considering the welfare of the world as ...
... increase in production depends to a great extent on the rate of increase in population . In isolated cases , mainly brought about by immigration , this argument is doubtless valid , but as we are considering the welfare of the world as ...
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... increasing it would have to be obtained . A simple example will make this clearer . Let us take the case of the Bank of England . It is assumed that an increase of three per cent . in the world's volume of money is required , and this ...
... increasing it would have to be obtained . A simple example will make this clearer . Let us take the case of the Bank of England . It is assumed that an increase of three per cent . in the world's volume of money is required , and this ...
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