Art of central banking

By:

Hawtrey, R.C

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London; Frank Cass; 1970Edition: 2nd edDescription: 464 pSubject(s):

Banks and banking, Central

DDC classification:

332.11 HAW 2nd ed.

Summary: A VOLUME composed of a number of separate articles or essays may be compared with a federally constituted State, in contrast with a unitary volume, in which the chapters are as inseparably linked as the departments of a unitary State. In the present work, one of the component essays has so outgrown the normal dimensions appropriate to a constituent of a federal volume that it has arrogated to itself the position of a Prussia.

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A VOLUME composed of a number of separate articles or essays may be compared with a federally constituted State, in contrast with a unitary volume, in which the chapters are as inseparably linked as the departments of a unitary State.
In the present work, one of the component essays has so outgrown the normal dimensions appropriate to a constituent of a federal volume that it has arrogated to itself the position of a Prussia.

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