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Annuity
Relvant Ch VI. Profit v Exchequer Bills. The principle therefore to which the nature of
Exchequer Bills owe their rise, or at least their
continuance , viz: that it is necessary to allow
a somewhat higher rate of interest on a temporary
than on a permanent loan , is of a
nature to continue . Whether , under the order
of things introduced by the proposed Annuity
Note for paper , the form plan of the present Exchequer
Bills would be the most advantageous plan of all
for the borrowing money on such temporary loans,
is a distinct question , the examination of which would require to be
examined into be requisite in case of the adoption of the proposed
measure , but would which at present would be premature.
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