Money in a MaelstromMacmillan Company, 1949 - 221 páginas |
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... productive apparatus and does not there- fore necessarily create new capital , while newly manufac- tured clothes may increase the existing stock of clothes and thereby constitute new capital . It is impossible to say in how far any ...
... productive apparatus and does not there- fore necessarily create new capital , while newly manufac- tured clothes may increase the existing stock of clothes and thereby constitute new capital . It is impossible to say in how far any ...
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... productive capacity . This surplus enabled London to lend to the rest of the world on long term . It also served as a foundation for The City's role as the world's banker on short term . The war had reduced Great Britain's accumu- lated ...
... productive capacity . This surplus enabled London to lend to the rest of the world on long term . It also served as a foundation for The City's role as the world's banker on short term . The war had reduced Great Britain's accumu- lated ...
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... productive capacity , the problem of equipping the war - damaged countries of the world for their new and increased productive task presents , itself as " an excessive demand for dollars . " This demand for dollars is enhanced by ...
... productive capacity , the problem of equipping the war - damaged countries of the world for their new and increased productive task presents , itself as " an excessive demand for dollars . " This demand for dollars is enhanced by ...
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