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McFadden Act, 1927; Banking Act of 1933, Banking Act of 1935, Banking Holding Company Act, 1956; ... 1958 United States. Congress. House. Banking and Currency Committee.
McFadden Act, 1927; Banking Act of 1933, Banking Act of 1935, Banking Holding Company Act, 1956; ... 1958 United States. Congress. House. Banking and Currency Committee.
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... Committee. whereby the banks were required to buy a minimum of national bonds when chartered and subsequently to deposit with the Treas- ury bonds to protect all currency received by them for circulation . The different elements in this ...
... Committee. whereby the banks were required to buy a minimum of national bonds when chartered and subsequently to deposit with the Treas- ury bonds to protect all currency received by them for circulation . The different elements in this ...
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... Committee. 5. The extreme danger of inflation of currency inherent in the scheme . 6. The clumsiness of the whole mechanism provided by the measure . 7. The insincerity of the bond - refunding plan provided for by it , there being a ...
... Committee. 5. The extreme danger of inflation of currency inherent in the scheme . 6. The clumsiness of the whole mechanism provided by the measure . 7. The insincerity of the bond - refunding plan provided for by it , there being a ...
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... Committee. which once ran as high as 8 or 9 per cent and have regularly been 2 or 3 per cent or more . Primarily as a result of general depreciation in the values of bonds due to rising prices and higher interest for capi- tal , the ...
... Committee. which once ran as high as 8 or 9 per cent and have regularly been 2 or 3 per cent or more . Primarily as a result of general depreciation in the values of bonds due to rising prices and higher interest for capi- tal , the ...
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... Committee. ernment funds . Both for economic reasons and because of considera- tions of the logic and dignity of the situation , it is desirable to have the current receipts of the Government deposited in the new Banks and its ...
... Committee. ernment funds . Both for economic reasons and because of considera- tions of the logic and dignity of the situation , it is desirable to have the current receipts of the Government deposited in the new Banks and its ...
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