Money and Banking

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H. Holt, 1916 - 406 halaman
 

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GRESHAMS LAW
24
STANDARD AND SUBSIDIARY COINS
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THE CONCURRENT CIRCULATION OF METALLIC AND PAPER MONEY
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CHAPTER III
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THE RELATION BETWEEN THE STANDARD OF VALUE AND PRICES
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PRIMARY AND SECONDARY STANDARDS
34
CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF STANDARDS OF VALUE
37
THE HISTORY OF STANDARDS AND UNITS OF VALUE
40
THE IMPORTANCE OF STABILITY OF VALUE IN THE STANDARD
43
DIFFICULTY of Securing a STABLE STANDARD OF Value
46
CHAPTER IV
50
SUPPLY OF THE STANdard CommoDITY
56
THE VALUE OF SECONDARY Standards
58
THE QUANTITY THEORY
61
CHAPTER V
66
THE PURPOSE AND IMPORTANCE OF COINAGE 8 s 2 UNITS Of Value anD METHODS OF RECKONING 3 THE SIZE WEIGHT AND FINEN...
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THE NAMING AND STAMPING OF COINS
74
SEIGNIORAGE
75
INCONVERTIBLE GOVERNMENT NOTES
79
CONVERTIBLE GOVERNMENT Notes
81
CHAPTER VI
92
THE ADVANTAGES OF CREDIT
93
CREDIT INSTRUMENTS
95
THE FOUNDATIONS OF CREDIT
99
CREDIT AND PRICES
102
CHAPTER VII
105
DEPOSITS
108
DEPOSITS AS CURRENCY
109
BANK NOTES ΠΙΟ
110
THE ADVANTAGES OF BANK CURRENCY III
111
CHAPTER VIII
116
OUTOFTOWN EXCHANGES
117
BANKERS BALANCES
120
THE BALANCE OF INDEBTEDNESS BETWEEN COMMUNITIES
121
THE RATE OF EXCHANGE
123
FOREIGN EXCHANGES
125
CHAPTER IX
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CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
132
DOUBLE LIABILITY OF STOCKHOLDERS
134
REGULATION OF Reserves
138
REGULATION OF NOTE ISSUES
141
PUBLIC INSPECTION AND SUPERVISION
145
IMPORTANCE of HonestY WISDOM And Discretion in Bank OFFICIALS
150
CHAPTER X
152
THE EARLIEST BANKS
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THE FIRST UNITED STATES BANK
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STATE BANKS IN THE PERIOD 1791 TO 1811
157
CHAPTER XI
219
EARLY CONDITIONS
220
THE FIRST Banks
222
RESTRAINING INFLUENCES ON BANKING EXCESSES
225
THE EXPERIMENT WITH FREE BANKING
228
STEPS TOWARD THE UNIFORM REGULATION OF BANKING
230
THE ISSUE OF PROVINCIAL NOTES
232
THE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN ACT OF 1867 IN ITS RELATION TO BANKING
233
THE BANK ACTS OF 1870 AND 1871
237
THE DECADE 1870 TO 1880 AND THE REVISION OF 1880
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THE DECADE 1880 TO 1890 AND THE REVISION OF 1890
242
RECENT HISTORY
246
CHAPTER XII
248
COUNTRY BANKING AND THE ACT OF 1826
249
THE FIRST BANKS OF DEPOSIT
251
DISCOUNT BROKERAGE AS A SPECIAL BRANCH OF BANKING
252
THE BANK ACT OF 1844
253
THE JOINT STOCKBANKS AND CONCENTRATION
257
THE PRESENT FUNCTIONS OF THE VARIOUS GROUPS OF BANKING INSTITUTIONS DOING BUSINESS IN ENGLAND
258
CHAPTER XIII
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BANKING IN THE PROVINCES
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EFFECTS OF THE REVOLUTION OF 1848
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THE BANK OF FRANCE SINCE 1848
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OTHER BANKING INSTITUTIONS SINCE 1848
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THE PRESENT POSITION OF THE BANK OF FRANCE
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CHAPTER XIV
285
THE PERIOD 1848 TO 1870
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THE PERIOD 1870 TO THE PRESENT DAY
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MORTGAGE AND COOPERATIVE BANKS
295
THE PRESENT ORGANIZATION OF THE BANKING BUSINESS IN GERMANY
298
CHAPTER XV
301
THE CENTRAL RESERVES
302
BANK AND Market Rates
304
BANK NOTEs and the Money Market
309
SOME PECULIARITIES OF THE PARIS MARKET
316
THEORY OF BIMETALLISM
323
THE WEAK POINTS IN THE THEORY OF BIMETALLISM
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CHAPTER XVII
337
BIMETALLISM IN FRANCE TO 1865
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BIMETALLISM IN THE UNITED STATES TO 1873
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THE LATIN UNION
361
THE PRESENT STATUS OF Bimetallism
369
APPENDIX I
375
APPENDIX II
390
SURPLUS OF IMPORTS OF GOLD AND SILVER INTO BRITISH INDIA
396
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