The American museum, or, Repository of ancient and modern fugitive pieces [afterw.] The American museum, or, Universal magazine [ed. by M. Carey]., Volume 2Mathew Carey 1789 |
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... circulation ; but have con- ftantly depreciated to a certain de- gree whenever the quantity has been increased . To confider these reasons in their order ; the first is , C 1. " That paper money carries the tions , and the credit given ...
... circulation ; but have con- ftantly depreciated to a certain de- gree whenever the quantity has been increased . To confider these reasons in their order ; the first is , C 1. " That paper money carries the tions , and the credit given ...
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... circulation ; but have conftantly depreciated to a certain degree , whenever the quantity has been increafed . " If the rifing of the value of any particular commodity wanted for exportation , is to be con- fidered as a depreciation of ...
... circulation ; but have conftantly depreciated to a certain degree , whenever the quantity has been increafed . " If the rifing of the value of any particular commodity wanted for exportation , is to be con- fidered as a depreciation of ...
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... circulation of too much money , the great end to be obtained , with refpect to this point , is , to determine on the beft poffible ftandard for af- certaining the requifite proportion . This may vary in different countries , according ...
... circulation of too much money , the great end to be obtained , with refpect to this point , is , to determine on the beft poffible ftandard for af- certaining the requifite proportion . This may vary in different countries , according ...
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... circulation ( by what- ever mode of reprefentation , be it by gold or by paper ) the greatest pro- portion of its unwieldy and folid wealth , offers to the industrious , the The greateft facility of reward . oldest and best ...
... circulation ( by what- ever mode of reprefentation , be it by gold or by paper ) the greatest pro- portion of its unwieldy and folid wealth , offers to the industrious , the The greateft facility of reward . oldest and best ...
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... circulation . Money , to the ftate , is like the mechanic's tools , the ve- ry last things he fhould difpofe of ; it is the medium which facilitates agriculture , trade , and bufinefs of all kinds - deprive a people of the ufe of money ...
... circulation . Money , to the ftate , is like the mechanic's tools , the ve- ry last things he fhould difpofe of ; it is the medium which facilitates agriculture , trade , and bufinefs of all kinds - deprive a people of the ufe of money ...
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