History And Principles of Banks And Banking
History And Principles of Banks And Banking
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Trade would become restricted if they were abnormally high, because merchants would find it difficult to obtain a correspondingly higher value for their commodities. If, however, we get low rates of interest, production would be stimulated, and, as a consequence, trade becomes active ; but a high rate does not materially affect commerce, although great fluctuations may be detrimental. A high rate would stop speculation, and this at times is beneficial to the country ; it would also be the means... of preventing a certain amount of circulating capital being (155) J 56 BANKS AND BANKING. •converted into fixed ; that is, expended in the construction of railways, mines, docks and other similar undertakings, and in such cases capital would not be reproduced for a long term of years. We find reference made in financial journals as to the price of capital in relation to trade ; they inform us that at times the rate of discount should be reduced in order to afford relief to the mercantile community.
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Trade would become restricted if they were abnormally high, because merchants would find it difficult to obtain a correspondingly higher value for their commodities. If, however, we get low rates of interest, production would be stimulated, and, as a consequence, trade becomes active ; but a high rate does not materially affect commerce, although great fluctuations may be detrimental. A high rate would stop speculation, and this at times is beneficial to the country ; it would also be the means... of preventing a certain amount of circulating capital being (155) J 56 BANKS AND BANKING. •converted into fixed ; that is, expended in the construction of railways, mines, docks and other similar undertakings, and in such cases capital would not be reproduced for a long term of years. We find reference made in financial journals as to the price of capital in relation to trade ; they inform us that at times the rate of discount should be reduced in order to afford relief to the mercantile community.
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