Sinking Funds
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Their second report 3 shows that $1, 131, 364 of stock had been bought for $699, 163, an average of 62. This proves that the sinking fund of 1790 accomplished its purpose of raising the value of government stock.
The desirability of this had been urged by Hamil ton in his "Report on the Public Credit. " 4 The pur chase of the public debt at market prices, which would be dishonorable before making provision for the debt, would be unexceptional afterward. Its effect would be in favor of the publi...c creditors, as it would tend to raise the value of stock. The government would also gain by the heavy discount at which it would secure its earlier purchases. If it should November 12, 1790.
2 December 21, 1790.
November 7, 1791.
4 State Papers, Finance, Vol. I, 25.
349] Sinking Funds. 39 decline to raise the value of its stock, enormous pro fits would be made by speculating foreigners. But if the government competes with speculators, it will not only reap a part of the profit itself, but its pur chases will contract their field of operation and thus lessen their profit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their second report 3 shows that $1, 131, 364 of stock had been bought for $699, 163, an average of 62. This proves that the sinking fund of 1790 accomplished its purpose of raising the value of government stock.
The desirability of this had been urged by Hamil ton in his "Report on the Public Credit. " 4 The pur chase of the public debt at market prices, which would be dishonorable before making provision for the debt, would be unexceptional afterward. Its effect would be in favor of the publi...c creditors, as it would tend to raise the value of stock. The government would also gain by the heavy discount at which it would secure its earlier purchases. If it should November 12, 1790.
2 December 21, 1790.
November 7, 1791.
4 State Papers, Finance, Vol. I, 25.
349] Sinking Funds. 39 decline to raise the value of its stock, enormous pro fits would be made by speculating foreigners. But if the government competes with speculators, it will not only reap a part of the profit itself, but its pur chases will contract their field of operation and thus lessen their profit.
What to read after Sinking Funds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Alsworth Ross to read onlineMoreLess
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