 | John Ramsay McCulloch - 1857 - 718 sider
...absorbed in the general circulation. It is only during the interval of the issues of the Bank, and their effect on prices, that we should be sensible of an...became absorbed in the general circulation, the rate of Jinterest would be as high, and new loans would be demanded with as much eagerness as before the additional... | |
 | David Ricardo, John Ramsay McCulloch - 1886 - 688 sider
...should be sensible of an abunance of money ; interest would, during that interval, be under its .atural level ; but as soon as the additional sum of notes or of aoney became absorbed in the general circulation, the rate of nterest would be as high, and new loans... | |
 | David Ricardo - 1923 - 360 sider
...absorbed in the general circulation. It is only during the interval of the issues of the Bank, and their effect on prices, that we should be sensible of an...general circulation, the rate of interest would be high, and new loans would be demanded with as much eagerness as before the additional issues. The circulation... | |
 | Roger Backhouse - 276 sider
...interest rate, but Ricardo went on to argue that It is only during the issues of the hank, and their effect on prices, that we should be sensible of an...general circulation, the rate of interest would be high, and new loans would be demanded with as much eagerness as before the additional issues (Bullion... | |
 | John H. Wood - 2005 - 464 sider
...absorbed in the general circulation. It is only during the interval of the issues of the Bank, and their effect on prices that we should be sensible of an...as much eagerness as before the additional issues. David Ricardo. The High Price of Bullion A change in money ultimately changes the prices of goods and... | |
 | Timothy S. Davis - 2005 - 336 sider
...time affect the rate of interest— It is only during the interval of the issues of the Bank and their effect on prices that we should be sensible of an...would be demanded with as much eagerness as before ... To suppose that any increased issues of the Bank can have the effect of permanently lowering the... | |
 | David Ricardo, John Ramsay McCulloch - 2000 - 636 sider
...absorbed in the general circulation. It is only during the interval of the issues of the Bank, and their effect on prices, that we should be sensible of an...as much eagerness as before the additional issues. To suppose that any increased issues of the Bank can have the effect of permanently lowering the rate... | |
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... prices of commodities, till they were absorbed in the general circulation. It is only during the interval of the issues of the Bank, and their effect on prices, that we should be sensible of an abundance of money ; interest would, during that interval,... 