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jobber; a profession to engage in which without
any great disadvantage requires very particular
and not generally impossible opportunities of information,
observation, study and experience: a profession
which in general a prudent man will not
think it worth his while to embark in for the
of any profit that can reasonably be expected from
any single transaction or small number of transactions.
Every man, it is true, is (by the Cause of
the bond capable of being embarking in this profession being in jobber:
But with a few exceptions, every a man who is a
man of prudence, will find be apt enough to look upon himself as protected by
the tenor of prudence from embarking in it.
The unwillingness to encounter this risk will be
particularly natural and particularly free prevalent
in a time of war: that is in a time
when the existence and continual
increase are manifest and most irresistible causes
of increasing depretiation viz: the recurring necessity of raising
fresh sums of money and thence adding
making a proportionable addition to the quantity mass
of Annuities in the market as known to be continually
on the increase. This state of doing,
A season of this sort is it is seen favourable
to the investments of permanent sums of money
in the purchase of these Annuities because but if a man has no occasion to get back
his money out of this shape, let him ab take what part
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Jeremy Bentham |
I TAYLOR 1795 |
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Evan Nepean |
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