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<p><del>6</del> 6 In case the plan of <del>half</del> yearly interest<lb/>
should be adopted in preference to half yearly,<lb/>
<unclear>to</unclear> Profit by difference between yearly and half-yearly<lb/>
interest.</p>


<p><del>7</del>. 6 Profit <add>Profit peculiar to Periods II &amp; III &#x2014;</add> by saving upon the expenses of management.<lb/>
<del>Of this not late Period II comes under</del><lb/>
7. Profit by fractional interest. i:e by the 7<hi rend='superscript'>d</hi> per £100 difference<lb/>
between the £3 per cent yielded  Stock Annuities, and the<lb/>
<del><gap/></del><lb/>
£2. 19. 5<hi rend='superscript'>d</hi> yielded by £100 worth of <gap/> Annuities<lb/>
<del>9</del>8. Profit peculiar to Period III &#x2014; and quantum.<lb/>
Profit by reduction of the rate of interest <del>on</del>
upon the <unclear>mass</unclear> of national debt <del>of this not like</del><lb/>
<del>we come to the consideration of the third Period, this</del>
<del>last being the only one of the <gap/> periods <add>periods to which it belongs</add> in which</del><lb/>
<del>it takes place.</del><lb/>
<del>9</del> 8. Profit by <del>reduction of interest on if</del> <add><del><gap/></del> redemption</add> and 5 per Cents.<lb/>
and thereupon by <unclear>extinction</unclear> of the <del>extra</del> <gap/> of extra-interest.<lb/>
<del>Profit on Loans</del> <lb/>
10 8. Profit peculiar to a state of war: i:e: to those<lb/>
years in which money is to be raised by the creation<lb/>
of fresh <unclear>masses</unclear> of Government Annuities &#x2014; <add>Profit <del>by <unclear>bettering</unclear> the terms of Loans</del> <add>on Loans</add> Profit or<lb/>
<add>or Saving by lessening the <gap/> loss by those transactions</add> by raising the price of Government Annuities as<lb/>
compared with money, and thereby lessening the loss<lb/>
by the difference between money on the Sale of <add>creation of</add> Government <lb/>
Annuities and money paid on redemption of<lb/>
the <unclear>same</unclear>.</p>
<p>11. Profit by Yearly interest instead of Half Yearly.<lb/>
a profit mentioned as being obvious, and capable<lb/>
of being realized, but <del>supposed not to</del> <del>not an</del><lb/>
not (it is supposed) <unclear>to</unclear> advantage.</p>




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6 6 In case the plan of half yearly interest
should be adopted in preference to half yearly,
to Profit by difference between yearly and half-yearly
interest.

7. 6 Profit Profit peculiar to Periods II & III — by saving upon the expenses of management.
Of this not late Period II comes under
7. Profit by fractional interest. i:e by the 7d per £100 difference
between the £3 per cent yielded Stock Annuities, and the

£2. 19. 5d yielded by £100 worth of Annuities
98. Profit peculiar to Period III — and quantum.
Profit by reduction of the rate of interest on upon the mass of national debt of this not like
we come to the consideration of the third Period, this last being the only one of the periods periods to which it belongs in which
it takes place.
9 8. Profit by reduction of interest on if redemption and 5 per Cents.
and thereupon by extinction of the extra of extra-interest.
Profit on Loans
10 8. Profit peculiar to a state of war: i:e: to those
years in which money is to be raised by the creation
of fresh masses of Government Annuities — Profit by bettering the terms of Loans <add>on Loans Profit or
or Saving by lessening the loss by those transactions by raising the price of Government Annuities as
compared with money, and thereby lessening the loss
by the difference between money on the Sale of creation of Government
Annuities and money paid on redemption of
the same.

11. Profit by Yearly interest instead of Half Yearly.
a profit mentioned as being obvious, and capable
of being realized, but supposed not to not an
not (it is supposed) to advantage.





Identifier: | JB/002/162/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 2.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

not numbered

Box

002

Main Headings

annuity notes

Folio number

162

Info in main headings field

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

f2

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

1798 a<…>

Marginals

jeremy bentham

Paper Producer

frances wright

Corrections

jeremy bentham

Paper Produced in Year

1798

Notes public

ID Number

901

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