The National Review, Volume 81W.H. Allen, 1923 - English literature |
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... foreign currencies , the loss would fall on the foreign speculator . Further food for reflection is fur- nished by the state of the German money market . In spite of the wholesale output of paper currency there is a decided shortness of ...
... foreign currencies , the loss would fall on the foreign speculator . Further food for reflection is fur- nished by the state of the German money market . In spite of the wholesale output of paper currency there is a decided shortness of ...
Page 470
... foreign speculation in the mark . She received in effect , not the foreign loan that many Germans are now demand- ing , but a huge free gift . An example of this is found in foreign purchases of German 3 per cent . Consols , the price ...
... foreign speculation in the mark . She received in effect , not the foreign loan that many Germans are now demand- ing , but a huge free gift . An example of this is found in foreign purchases of German 3 per cent . Consols , the price ...
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... foreign purchases , meant , in the absence of a foreign loan , the ceaseless printing of paper crowns , with the inevitable resultant progressive depreciation of the crown . The depreciation of the crown involved an ever - rising scale ...
... foreign purchases , meant , in the absence of a foreign loan , the ceaseless printing of paper crowns , with the inevitable resultant progressive depreciation of the crown . The depreciation of the crown involved an ever - rising scale ...
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