Money in a MaelstromMacmillan Company, 1949 - 221 páginas |
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... possible with the free play of economic forces . The core of the economic philosophy of those days was what one might call the prin- ciple of automatism . Free trade , free world markets , free immigration , and free exchanges based on ...
... possible with the free play of economic forces . The core of the economic philosophy of those days was what one might call the prin- ciple of automatism . Free trade , free world markets , free immigration , and free exchanges based on ...
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... possible to raise the general price level substantially ( greatly to reduce the purchasing power of gold , as one of the delegates , Professor Gustav Cassel , put it ) , and afterwards keep it stable at the new level . To those ...
... possible to raise the general price level substantially ( greatly to reduce the purchasing power of gold , as one of the delegates , Professor Gustav Cassel , put it ) , and afterwards keep it stable at the new level . To those ...
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... possible by the exten- sion of productive capacity , and it would be nothing short of miraculous if such extension should always occupy a fixed part of the available productive forces , while the other part would continuously be ...
... possible by the exten- sion of productive capacity , and it would be nothing short of miraculous if such extension should always occupy a fixed part of the available productive forces , while the other part would continuously be ...
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