...in the Annual Eeviews of Trade of the Economist newspaper, or in the paper referred to above, shows that fluctuations of from 10 to 25 per cent. occur in every credit cycle. Corn Eents. The question arises whether, having regard to these extreme changes in the values of the...

...in the Annual Eeviews of Trade of the Economist newspaper, or in the paper referred to ahove, shows that fluctuations of from 10 to 25 per cent, occur in every credit cycle. Corn Rents. The question arises whether, having regard to these extreme changes in the values of the...

...cent., rendering Government annuities and all fixed payments extending over this period almost twoand a half times as valuable as they were in 1809 ; that...in gold. Then there is the silver price, which has fallen 10 per cent. within the last fifteen years as compared with gold. Values expressed in silver...

...the American Reviews of Trade of the Economist newspaper, or in the paper referred to above, shows that fluctuations of from 10 to 25 per cent. occur in every credit cycle." | " The precious metals are often spoken of as 'the standard of value,' which is true only in a restricted...

...Principles of Political Economy, page 207-297 . Stanley Jevons' Mechanism of Exchange, p. 325. shows that fluctuations of from 10 to 25 per cent. occur in every credit cycle/' * "The precious metals are often spoken of as 'the standard of value,' which is true only in a restricted...

...VARIATION. Of this Professor Jevons says: "A careful study of the fluctuations of prices . . . shows that fluctuations of from 10 to 25 per cent occur in every credit cycle." Our system based on metal tends to breed monetary panics, and the curative action of gold and silver...

...in the annual reviews of trade of the Economist newspaper or in the paper referred to above, shows that fluctuations of from 10 to 25 per cent occur in every credit cycle." It may be said that such statistics are unsatisfactory, because only indicating the condition of things...