Political EconomyD. Appleton, 1889 - 134 Seiten |
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... silver ; the wealthy man , then , would be one who has an iron safe full of bags of gold and silver money . But this is far from being the case ; rich men , as a general rule , have very little money in their possession . Instead of ...
... silver ; the wealthy man , then , would be one who has an iron safe full of bags of gold and silver money . But this is far from being the case ; rich men , as a general rule , have very little money in their possession . Instead of ...
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... silver , he gets no advantage from it , but he creates so much more demand for gold or silver . If many rich people were to take to hoarding up gold , the result would be to make gold mining more profitable , and there would be so many ...
... silver , he gets no advantage from it , but he creates so much more demand for gold or silver . If many rich people were to take to hoarding up gold , the result would be to make gold mining more profitable , and there would be so many ...
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... silver , copper , iron , & c . Aus- tralia , New Zealand , and South Africa will furnish much wool , hides , sugar , preserved meats , besides gold , copper , and diamonds . Tropical Africa has palm oil , ivory , teak wood , gum , & c ...
... silver , copper , iron , & c . Aus- tralia , New Zealand , and South Africa will furnish much wool , hides , sugar , preserved meats , besides gold , copper , and diamonds . Tropical Africa has palm oil , ivory , teak wood , gum , & c ...
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... silver are better for the purpose than any of the other metals . The advantages of having gold and silver money are evident . Such metals are portable , because they are so valuable that a small weight of metal equals in value a great ...
... silver are better for the purpose than any of the other metals . The advantages of having gold and silver money are evident . Such metals are portable , because they are so valuable that a small weight of metal equals in value a great ...
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... silver that they are such beautiful , brilliant substances , and gold is also so heavy that it is difficult to make any counterfeit gold . or silver ; with a little experience and care , every one can tell whether he is getting real ...
... silver that they are such beautiful , brilliant substances , and gold is also so heavy that it is difficult to make any counterfeit gold . or silver ; with a little experience and care , every one can tell whether he is getting real ...
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