Economics: Principles and Problems. 2d Ed., Rev. and ResetThomas Y. Crowell Company, 1932 - 859 páginas |
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... Federal Reserve system , the country is divided into twelve districts , each district containing a Federal Reserve bank . Many au- thorities favored the creation of a central bank for the whole country , modeled after the system in ...
... Federal Reserve system , the country is divided into twelve districts , each district containing a Federal Reserve bank . Many au- thorities favored the creation of a central bank for the whole country , modeled after the system in ...
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... Federal Reserve banks are owned by the member banks . When a new bank becomes a member , it is required to subscribe 6 per cent of its capital and surplus to the stock of the Federal Reserve bank , half of the subscription being paid in ...
... Federal Reserve banks are owned by the member banks . When a new bank becomes a member , it is required to subscribe 6 per cent of its capital and surplus to the stock of the Federal Reserve bank , half of the subscription being paid in ...
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... Federal Reserve authorities . To what extent the Federal Reserve authorities should use their powers to steady the value of money is a basic issue , and the final solution arrived at will have the most important consequences for the ...
... Federal Reserve authorities . To what extent the Federal Reserve authorities should use their powers to steady the value of money is a basic issue , and the final solution arrived at will have the most important consequences for the ...
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PART I | 1 |
GROWTH OF WORLD PRODUCTION SINCE 1875 | 2 |
SECULAR TREND IN PIG IRON PRODUCTION | 3 |
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