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<p><!-- indented --><note>Ch. Advantages<lb/> <unclear>Financial</unclear><lb/> Period I<lb/> <del>12</del><lb/> 2. Interest forborne</note><!-- in pencil --> <note><del>12</del> The amount of this branch of profit will be as the length of Period I.</note><lb/><!-- note in pencil --> As to the quantum of this branch of profit, the | |||
<p><!-- indented --><note>Ch. Advantages<lb/> Financial<lb/> Period I<lb/> <del>12</del><lb/> 2. Interest forborne</note><!-- in pencil --> <note>12< | |||
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principal part — that which may be regarded as | principal part — that which may be regarded as | ||
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certain | certain — will depend upon the quantity of <del>that</del> the | ||
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<del>paper remaining in circulation</del> <add>paper thus | <del>paper remaining in circulation</del> <add>paper thus <sic>employ'd</sic></add> , and upon the time | ||
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during which <add><del>the</del></add> each parcel <add>of that quantity | during which <add><del>the</del></add> each parcel <add>of that quantity <del>thus <sic>employd</sic></del></add> <del>issued</del> remains in circulation . | ||
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It will <add>depend</add> consequently <del> | It will <add>depend</add> consequently <del>b</del><!-- the 'y' of 'by' is partically written I think, though not completed --> on the length <add>duration</add> of | ||
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this first period . | this first period . | ||
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<p><!-- indented -->Should this period prove a short one — the | <p><!-- indented --><note>Reference onwards.</note><!-- 2 words in red --> <note>13 This branch of profit can not <unclear>come</unclear> without bringing in others to much greater amount .</note><lb/><!-- note in pencil --> Should this period prove a short one — the | ||
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probable length of it <add>(according to a supposition that will be stated a little further | probable length of it <add>(according to a supposition that will be stated a little further on)</add> , not exceeding two <unclear>other</unclear> | ||
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years , this <del> | years , this <del>a</del> branch of profit will be proportionably | ||
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inconsiderable : but whenever it vanishes , it vanishes | inconsiderable : but whenever it vanishes , it vanishes | ||
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as (will be seen) only to make way for a branch | as (will be seen) only to make way for a branch | ||
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of much superior importance | of much superior importance - So long as Stock | ||
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Annuities are to be purchased under par , none | Annuities are to be purchased under par , none | ||
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of those customers for <add>whose circumstances it | of those customers for <add>whose circumstances it suits to borrow</add> Stock Annuities will in | ||
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respect of that portion of their money become customers | respect of that portion of their money become customers | ||
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of the customers for Stock Annuities : and | of the customers for Stock Annuities : and | ||
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in as much as the <del>< | in as much as the <del>quan</del> mass of Stock Annuities will | ||
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be lessened every day by the operation of the sinking | |||
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fund ; while the mass of Note Annuities can not be | |||
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increased <del>reducing to</del> <add>diminishing by</add> at least an equal amount | |||
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the mass of Stock Annuities , the <add>[-]</add> <note>[+] <add>owners of the</add> continually increasing mass of money <gap/><!-- I would say 'supply' but it doesn't look as though there are 2 'p's, or an 'l' --> to be <sic>employd</sic> in the purchase</note> <del>customers</del> for government | |||
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< | Annuities as <add>to serve</add> a source of permanent income | ||
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no | will have no other resource to be in want for | ||
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Annuity Notes as they pass from hand to hand , and so impound | |||
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them and take them out of the circulation . | |||
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13
Ch. Advantages
Financial
Period I
12
2. Interest forborne 12 The amount of this branch of profit will be as the length of Period I.
As to the quantum of this branch of profit, the
principal part — that which may be regarded as
certain — will depend upon the quantity of that the
paper remaining in circulation paper thus employ'd , and upon the time
during which the each parcel of that quantity thus employd issued remains in circulation .
It will depend consequently b on the length duration of
this first period .
Reference onwards. 13 This branch of profit can not come without bringing in others to much greater amount .
Should this period prove a short one — the
probable length of it (according to a supposition that will be stated a little further on) , not exceeding two other
years , this a branch of profit will be proportionably
inconsiderable : but whenever it vanishes , it vanishes
as (will be seen) only to make way for a branch
of much superior importance - So long as Stock
Annuities are to be purchased under par , none
of those customers for whose circumstances it suits to borrow Stock Annuities will in
respect of that portion of their money become customers
for Note Annuities , which will not be to
be had but at par price . But no sooner are
Stock Annuities arrived at par price , than by
they these Note Annuities will be at least as well suited to the circumstances
of the customers for Stock Annuities : and
in as much as the quan mass of Stock Annuities will
be lessened every day by the operation of the sinking
fund ; while the mass of Note Annuities can not be
increased reducing to diminishing by at least an equal amount
the mass of Stock Annuities , the [-] [+] owners of the continually increasing mass of money to be employd in the purchase customers for government
Annuities as to serve a source of permanent income
will have no other resource to be in want for
Annuity Notes as they pass from hand to hand , and so impound
them and take them out of the circulation .
