An Inquiry Into the Various Systems of Political Economy: Their Advantages and Disadvantages; and the Theory Most Favourable to the Increase of National WealthHenry Colburn, 1812 - 492 sider |
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Side 199
... public . Authors are not yet agreed respect- ing either the utility or the disadvantages of this kind of employment ... loans which pay interest , and burthen the " state with all - devouring debts ; and in case of extra- << ordinary ...
... public . Authors are not yet agreed respect- ing either the utility or the disadvantages of this kind of employment ... loans which pay interest , and burthen the " state with all - devouring debts ; and in case of extra- << ordinary ...
Side 200
... public loans . He admits , however , that the resource of public loans to which modern states resort , preserves the rest of the capitals employed in productive labour which might have been affected by the contributions required by the ...
... public loans . He admits , however , that the resource of public loans to which modern states resort , preserves the rest of the capitals employed in productive labour which might have been affected by the contributions required by the ...
Side 201
... public loans , and only differ about the causes which fix the rate of interest or profit of the capitals lent out at interest . If the difficulties with which this subject is involved , concerned this single point , it would be easy to ...
... public loans , and only differ about the causes which fix the rate of interest or profit of the capitals lent out at interest . If the difficulties with which this subject is involved , concerned this single point , it would be easy to ...
Side 208
... public loan is the only one that is of impor- tance , because it has an essential influence on the wealth and power of states . Governments are induced to open public loans when- ever the ordinary revenue is insufficient for the ...
... public loan is the only one that is of impor- tance , because it has an essential influence on the wealth and power of states . Governments are induced to open public loans when- ever the ordinary revenue is insufficient for the ...
Side 209
... government ; and to have recourse to voluntary loans . To sell the public demesnes would at this time yield a very feeble resource in great states , and in others it would be precarious and afford but a slow , uncertain , remote , and ...
... government ; and to have recourse to voluntary loans . To sell the public demesnes would at this time yield a very feeble resource in great states , and in others it would be precarious and afford but a slow , uncertain , remote , and ...
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