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<note>What is cancelled here has been | <note>What is cancelled here has been <sic>employ'd</sic> in <hi rend='underline'><gap/></hi></note><!-- The preceding note is written in red ink. The following heading and first two sentences, through the word measure, are struck out with red diagonal lines. --> | ||
<head>13. Profit in respect of Exchequer Bills.</head> The utmost profit that can be made relative to this<lb/> head is the reducing the <del>who of</del> interest on currency<lb/> thus borrowed under prospect of speedy repayment<lb/>to <del>the</del> a rate not exceeding that on which money<lb/>has been obtained in exchange for perpetual | <head>13. Profit in respect of Exchequer Bills.</head> <note>... the nature<add>altogether</add> against the recurrence of <del>such</del> an occurence and temporary change of this nature is what could <del>not</del> no otherwise be done that by <del>the</del> creation of a perpetual charge to the same amount.</note> The utmost profit that can be made relative to this <lb/> head is the reducing the <del>who of</del> interest on currency<lb/> thus borrowed under prospect of speedy repayment<lb/>to <del>the</del> a rate not exceeding that on which money<lb/>has been obtained in exchange for perpetual Annuities.<lb/> A <add>perpetual</add> profit to this amount will be among<lb/>the advantages of the proposed measure. Money<lb/> ... to an amount sufficient for such purposes<lb/> | ||
will always be to be had by the creation of Stock<lb/> Annuities at the same rate of interest as that<lb/> which is afforded by the closed issue. The <del>money</del><add>debt</add><lb/>thus created will be repaid as the ... come<lb/>in with the money received for | will always be to be had by the creation of Stock<lb/> Annuities at the same rate of interest as that<lb/> which is afforded by the closed issue. The <del>money</del><add>debt</add><lb/>thus created will be repaid as the ... come<lb/>in with the money received for | ||
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13. Profit in respect of Exchequer Bills. ... the naturealtogether against the recurrence of such an occurence and temporary change of this nature is what could not no otherwise be done that by the creation of a perpetual charge to the same amount. The utmost profit that can be made relative to this
head is the reducing the who of interest on currency
thus borrowed under prospect of speedy repayment
to the a rate not exceeding that on which money
has been obtained in exchange for perpetual Annuities.
A perpetual profit to this amount will be among
the advantages of the proposed measure. Money
... to an amount sufficient for such purposes
will always be to be had by the creation of Stock
Annuities at the same rate of interest as that
which is afforded by the closed issue. The moneydebt
thus created will be repaid as the ... come
in with the money received for
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jeremy bentham |
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