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143 Note (b) to p.106. 142

(b) The rate of int accumulation, indicated by the
amount of the th Exports from Great Britain, for
the 14 years ending in 1798, agrees, to a coincides <add>with wonderfully</add> is a trifle better
than will with <add>degree of exactness, with </add>the assumed 5 per Cent. At that rate, in At In 14 years
£1,000,000 nearly doubles itself; it becomes £1,979,931. + Sinnot's Gulles p. 53
According to the Tableof British Exports given by Mr Secretary Rose, || 2 || Bruss Examination Appendix No 1. the
(old valuation) Amount in 1785, £16,086,000: amount
in 1798, £33,800,000: — a little more than double.

The rate of accumulation or a breach of productive
industry, the favoured as or this may be supposed by
the war, may accordingly be supposed greater
than on other branches. This however seems open to
dispute: but what will namely be deemed open to
dispute is — that in time of peace, when an
annual defalcation by war - loans to the amount
of upwards of 22 millions, upon an average [+] [+] (over and above what has been restored by to capital by the operation of the Sinking Funds), or
as at an end, the accumulation can not but must go on
with much much greater rapidity, than in a period
composed in equal number of years of war of the year the same number of years devided
and years of peace - in equal proportion between
war and peace.

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Date_1		Marginal Summary Numbering	6b
Box	002	Main Headings	annuity notes
Folio number	234	Info in main headings field	note
Image	001	Titles	note (b) to p. 142
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Corrections	jeremy bentham	Paper Produced in Year	1798
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