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		<title>The Essential Features of Securities by Byron Webber Holt</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[What Our Problem Is There are available for purchase or sale securities of the widest possible variety, issued by countless corporations, municipalities, states, nations, etc. Merely to learn the names of all of them represents a quite impossible task. Equally varied with respect to their individual requirements are the purchasers and sellers of these securities. What is one man&#8217;s meat is another man&#8217;s poison, holds no more true of food than it does of securities. The variety which prevails in the security market, nevertheless, represents a distinct opportunity to the person trained to discriminate, though it is a source of confusion to others. In either case, since mistakes once made cannot as a rule be corrected without loss, the only safe course to pursue is to investigate first. Please Activate the Full Screen Mode for Better Viewing Pleasure (2nd button from the left) LINK http://bikibook.com/books/the-essential-features-of-securities/ EMBED Related posts:Analysis of American and Canadian Securities for the Use of English Investors by Kenneth Ffarington Bellairs There is little doubt that the years 1874-5 will witness... Investment and Speculation &#8211; A Description of the Modern Money Market and Analysis of the Factors Determining the Value of Securities by Thomas Conway EDITOR&#8217;S INTRODUCTION It [...]


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		<title>The Masters of Capital &#8211; A Chronicle of Wall Street by John Moody</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 24 Mar 2010 14:56:39 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[In this &#8220;book, &#8220;Masters of Capital&#8221;, we have a most remarkable &#8220;Time and Motion Study&#8221; of Capitalism in action. In fact, it is, in effect, a copy of their formula, given us by one of the lf keepers of the seals and records &#8220;, with accompanying exhibits of its effects, before and after. If proof of the pudding is really in the eating* it might be mentioned that I have seen and tasted most of the flavors, having lived a long life in the railroad atmosphere, and observed most kindred and related activities, from the time of my entering their service in 1883 to the date of the last newspaper. Please Activate the Full Screen Mode for Better Viewing Pleasure (2nd button from the left) LINK http://bikibook.com/books/masters-of-capital-a-chronicle-of-wall-street/ EMBED Related posts:Wall Street and The Country A Study of Recent Financial Tendencies &#8211; By Charles A. Conant PREFACE The essays contained- in this volume were written for... A Glimpse of Wall Street and Its Market by H.L Bennet INTRODUCTION-SECURITY INVESTMENTS. The career of the average American may be... Banks&#8217; Cash Reserves &#8211; Threadneedle street; a reply to &#8220;Lombard street&#8221; (by the late Mr. Walter Bagehot) INTRODUCTION. There are times when a merchant [...]


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		<pubDate>Mon, 15 Mar 2010 15:57:24 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[INTRODUCTION. There are times when a merchant will make almost any sacrifice to obtain ready money. He has entered into no rash speculations, and has only to meet the ordinary legitimate demands of his business, but in order to do so he is suddenly called upon to make a heavy and unexpected loss. To this he gladly submits, for he has been in terror lest no sacrifice could save him from bankruptcy and ruin. But how has this been brought about? Why has he doubted whether his banker would afford him the usual accommodation which when entering into his business engagements he had been relying upon? Or, take the case of a merchant who has a credit of 50,000 at his bankers. Why is he anxious ? The answer in both cases is that there is a run upon the banks and there is a scarcity of cash. Such a time, Mr. Goschen speaking at Leeds on the 28th January, and referring to the &#8221; Baring crisis,&#8221; told us we had &#8221; only escaped by the skin of our teeth.&#8221; He said &#8220;No fertile imagination could exaggerate the gravity of the crisis, and if I attempt to bring home to [...]


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		<title>An Essay on the General Principles and Present Practice of Banking by T JOPLIN</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ESSAY ON BANKING BANKS are by far the most important of all our commercial establishments. They are the fountains of our currency, the depositories of our capital, and at once the wheels and pillars of our trade. Business to any great extent could not be carried on without them. All who have cash transactions of any kind are more or less dependent upon them. The landed proprietor finds them a convenient place of deposit for the ready money he possesses, or a useful resource in case of need. The capitalist, when he deems them safe, can lodge his money with them, receive interest for it, and have it ready when the chances of trade or changes of property may throw a desirable purchase in his way. Merchants and traders of every denomination are enabled through them to send money to, and receive it from the most distant places, to raise money when in want of it upon the Bills which they receive from their customers, to have those Bills presented for payment through a channel which in general secures their being duly honoured, and to deposit in them those sums which any particular occasion, or the current demands of their [...]


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		<title>A Neglected Point In Connection With Crises by Johannsen</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 08 Mar 2010 09:50:07 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[INTRODUCTORY The black central field and the red ring, together, represent the country&#8217;s money supply; consisting partly of coin, or certificates backed by coin; partly of bank notes; and partly of bank money (deposits in commercial banks, &#8220;money in bank&#8221;). The black central field represents such of the country&#8217;s cash funds as are available for investment, or for lending purposes; the red ring, all cash funds not so available and all other money in the country. The lines between the centre and the ring show the movements of money in connection with the processes of saving and investing; the wider the lines, the greater the values they represent The Money Market (central field) is fed principally by the red lines, savings, which carry funds from the ring to the centre; it is drained by the black lines, which carry the money back from the centre to the ring. Most of the black lines, but not all of them, represent investments. The red ring shows, by means of the large arrows, the circulation of money in the regular course of business. It is divided into two sections, pink and carmine. The latter represents the money that happens to be, at a [...]


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		<title>American and Foreign Investment Bonds by William L. Raymond</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[PREFACE This book has been put together from talks given to the writer&#8217;s salesmen. The aim has been to discuss clearly and simply the leading classes of investment bonds. In trying to carry out this aim, the writer has confined himself mostly to a discussion of the factors entering into the intrinsic value of such securities. The material available is vast, complicated, and always changing. At the same time the broad principles which govern the safety of investment bonds are simple and, like the laws of nature, forever the same. From the point of view of the intrinsic value of American securities, the Great War in Europe has brought into high relief the resources and development of the United States. With the opening of the Panama Canal, the creation of an adequate merchant marine, and the establishment of a new banking system, this country should be placed in a position with relation to the business and finance of the world which it never has held before. Furthermore, the United States may become the market for a considerable amount of foreign government securities. It is to-day, of course, the principal market for the bonds of its own States, municipalities, and corporations. [...]


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		<title>The Meaning of Money by Hartley Withers</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[INTRODUCTORY The meaning of Money is not a question of economic theory. The object of this volume is to explain a matter of plain, positive, practical fact, which is very important, very dull and very little understood ; and to do so as clearly as may be, and with the least possible use of the alarming apparatus which generally affrights the casual reader who opens a book on a monetary subject. No columns of statistics will be paraded and deployed, the use of diagrams will be sedulously avoided, and as far as possible figures will be ruled out. The word Money is associated with much confusion and difficulty in the minds of those who have not been obliged to think the matter out because of the different senses in which it is used. In one sense it is perfectly simple, without the least reflection or examination. Everybody understands money in the sense of the pounds, shillings, and pence that we pay in the shape of coin, notes or cheques for everyday wants. But the other most common use of the word leads to complication, because in its second sense money means not money, but the loan of money. This is [...]


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		<title>The Forgotten Man, and Other Essays</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 10 Feb 2010 15:56:04 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[PREFACE BY THE AUTHOR WITH the present collection the publication of Sumner&#8217;s Essays comes to an end. The original project of publishers and editor contemplated but a single volume — &#8221; War and Other Essays &#8221; — and they accordingly equipped that volume with a bibliography which was as complete as they then could, make it. But when, later on, other materials came to be known about, and especially after the discovery of a number of unpublished manuscripts, the encouraging reception accorded to the first venture led us to publish a second, and then a third collection: &#8220;Earth Hunger and Other Essays&#8221; and &#8220;The Challenge of Facts and Other Essays.&#8221; It was during the preparation of the latter of these, now some five years ago, that the late Professor Callender deplored to the editor the omission of certain of Sumner&#8217;s essays in political economy — in particular those dealing with free trade and sound money. And the reviewers of preceding collections had reminded us, rightly enough, that there should be a fuller bibliography and also an index covering all the essays. In this last volume we have striven to meet these several suggestions and criticisms. And it is now the [...]


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		<title>An Inquiry Into The Causes and Modes of the Wealth of Individuals, or, The Principles of Trade and Speculation</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 09 Feb 2010 08:14:43 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[INTRODUCTION. POLITICAL ECONOMY is the science which treats of general or national wealth, general or aggregate as distinguished from individual, as the term Political implies. This science is directed chiefly against, or has reference to the errors of statesmen or legislators, as connected with trade or the industry of mankind ; and, however extensive, intricate, and perplexed in its details, is, like most other sciences, few in its general principles, and simple in result, coming uniformly to the conclusion, that all legislators can do for trade is to let it alone. Remove all monopolies, prohibitions, and restrictions, and its importance is at an end. This is its invariable and infallible termination. Were a person to write a hundred books on the subject, it has been observed, they would all come to this conclusion. It is, therefore, in a great measure a negative science, teaching little or nothing towards or in aid of the productive powers of man, but merely tending to instruct or counsel those intrusted with, or rather who assume, the superintendence of their affairs, not to counteract their endeavours. Yet it is not the less important on this account, if we consider the general and sweeping nature of [...]


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		<title>Selected Articles on Central Bank in the US &#8211; Debaters&#8217; Handbook Series</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[INTRODUCTION With the possible exception of the tariff, no one question has so repeatedly confronted the American people as has the problem of establishing a satisfactory system of currency and banking. It has seemed unusually difficult to devise a plan that contains the fundamental requisites of safety, uniformity, and practicability. The proposal to regulate our finances through the agency of a central banking institution is not new. Alexander Hamilton, doubtless the best financier in American history, was a thorough believer in such a concentration of banking functions. One of his initial acts as the first secretary of the treasury was to recommend to Congress the establishment of what is now known as the First Bank of the United States. Again in 1816, in the midst of chaotic financial conditions following the War of 1812, Congress created a second United States bank, and ever since the charter of that corporation expired in 1836 there have been those who have insisted that our banking and currency will never be put on a satisfactory basis unless it be through the agency of a central institution. Especially during the past two years has the plan found favor in the eyes of many who are [...]


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		<title>Once Upon A Dime Comic Book- Federal Reserve Bank of New York</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 13 Dec 2009 11:33:58 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[FOREWORD THIS book is written in the form of a conversation between Uncle Sam and six men of various occupations. It begins with the A, B, C of the subject and by question and answer goes over all the different phases of the subject precisely as you would expect them to arise under such circumstances. After weeks of study and investigation they finally reach an agreement, based upon their talks, and formulate a Financial and Banking system for the United States. TABLE OF CONTENTS FIRST NIGHT. The Standard of Value SECOND NIGHT. What Is Money? THIRD NIGHT. What Is Currency? FOURTH NIGHT. Bank Credit Currency FIFTH NIGHT. What Is Exchange? SIXTH NIGHT. Value, Price, Wealth, Property, Credit SEVENTH NIGHT. Commercial Credit, Land Credit, Government Credit EIGHTH NIGHT. Colonial Credit Money NINTH NIGHT. United States Notes or Green-backs TENTH NIGHT. Reserves ELEVENTH NIGHT. The Bank TWELFTH NIGHT. Land Credit Bank THIRTEENTH NIGHT. The Clearing House FOURTEENTH NIGHT. Banking in 1860 FIFTEENTH NIGHT. Outline of Bill SIXTEENTH NIGHT. Draft of Bill SEVENTEENTH NIGHT. Aldrich Plan and Plot Exposed Please Activate the Full Screen Mode for Better Viewing Pleasure (2nd button from the left) LINK http://bikibook.com/books/17-talks-on-the-banking-question/ EMBED Related posts:A View of the Banking [...]


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		<description><![CDATA[CONTENTS CHAPTER I PAGE EARLY YEARS CHAPTER II &#8211; THE BEGINNING OF A CAREER CHAPTER III &#8211; THEOLOGY AND RELIGIOUS ESTABLISHMENTS CHAPTER IV &#8211; &#8220;THE THEORY OF MORAL SENTIMENTS&#8221; CHAPTER V &#8211; IN THE GLASGOW CHAIR THE LECTURES ON JUSTICE AND POLICE CHAPTER VI &#8211; GLASGOW AND ITS UNIVERSITY CHAPTER VII &#8211; THE TOUR IN FRANCE CHAPTER VIII &#8211; POLITICS AND STUDY, 1766-76 CHAPTER IX &#8211; THE &#8220;WEALTH OF NATIONS&#8221; AND ITS CRITICS CHAPTER X &#8211; FREE TRADE CHAPTER XI &#8211; LAST YEARS ADAM SMITH was born on June 5, 1723, in the &#8220;langtoun&#8221; of Kirkcaldy. It was one of the &#8221; mony royalboroughs yoked on end to end like ropes of ingans, with their hie-streets and their booths, and their kraemes and houses of stane and lime and forestairs,&#8221; which led Andrew Fairser vice to contrast &#8220;the kingdom of Fife &#8221; with the inferior county of Northumberland; nay, it furnished him with a special boast,&#8221; Kirkcaldy, the sell o&#8217;t, is langer than ony toun in England.&#8221;  It had been a royal borough from the time of Charles I., and had declined, like many other Scotch towns, in the religious wars of the seventeenth century. Many of its citizens who [...]


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		<description><![CDATA[1886 PREFACE TO THE ENGLISH EDITION The publication of an English version of “Das Kapital” needs no apology. On the contrary, an explanation might be expected why this English version has been delayed until now, seeing that for some years past the theories advocated in this book have been constantly referred to, attacked and defended, interpreted and misinterpreted, in the periodical press and the current literature of both England and America. When, soon after the author&#8217;s death in 1883, it became evident that an English edition of the work was really required, Mr. Samuel Moore, for many years a friend of Marx and of the present writer, and than whom, perhaps, no one is more conversant with the book itself, consented to undertake the translation which the literary executors of Marx were anxious to lay before the public. It was understood that I should compare the MS. with the original work, and suggest such alterations as I might deem advisable. When, by and by, it was found that Mr. Moore&#8217;s professional occupations prevented him from finishing the translation as quickly as we all desired, we gladly accepted Dr. Aveling&#8217;s offer to undertake a portion of the work; at the same [...]


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