The American Economic Review, Volume 1American Economic Association., 1911 Includes annual List of doctoral dissertations in political economy in progress in American universities and colleges; and the Hand book of the American Economic Association. |
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... deposits of bullion at the assay offices , deposits which are fortunately at their maximum in the months of greatest need ; 29 and finally by the lessening of subtreas- ury hoards and increasing of federal government deposits in na ...
... deposits of bullion at the assay offices , deposits which are fortunately at their maximum in the months of greatest need ; 29 and finally by the lessening of subtreas- ury hoards and increasing of federal government deposits in na ...
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... deposits , which was 27 for the 37th week , was 27.7 for the 52nd , while the corresponding average index numbers were 28.8 and 35.3 . In eleven years the percentage of reserves was higher for the 52nd week than for the 37th , and in ...
... deposits , which was 27 for the 37th week , was 27.7 for the 52nd , while the corresponding average index numbers were 28.8 and 35.3 . In eleven years the percentage of reserves was higher for the 52nd week than for the 37th , and in ...
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... deposit currency that must serve as the buffer for our widely varying seasonal demands for loanable capital and ... Deposits are payable on " For a fuller discussion of seasonal variations in the monetary circulation of the United ...
... deposit currency that must serve as the buffer for our widely varying seasonal demands for loanable capital and ... Deposits are payable on " For a fuller discussion of seasonal variations in the monetary circulation of the United ...
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... Deposit currency under our present de- fective banking system does not possess sufficient elasticity to meet the diverse seasonal demands of the money market , except at the expense of widely varying interest and exchange rates , large ...
... Deposit currency under our present de- fective banking system does not possess sufficient elasticity to meet the diverse seasonal demands of the money market , except at the expense of widely varying interest and exchange rates , large ...
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... deposit currency , though elastic in the absolute sense of the term , is one of the most in- elastic deposit currencies to be found in any country with a highly developed banking system . The securing of elasticity of currency and ...
... deposit currency , though elastic in the absolute sense of the term , is one of the most in- elastic deposit currencies to be found in any country with a highly developed banking system . The securing of elasticity of currency and ...
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