The Banking System of the United States And Its Relation to the Money And Busine

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The Banking System of the United States And Its Relation to the Money And Busine
Charles Gates Dawes
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such an amount of money, the community pays off its loans to save interest, and there occurs the reduction, both in loans and deposits, which we have before shown means a decrease in the total amount of purchasing power of the people. We can see, therefore, that under normal conditions the increase or decrease in bank-credit currency has a tendency to keep the purchasing power of a dollar stable, since these increases or decreases in money supply correspond with the increases or decreases in th
...e demand for money. Owing to the fact, however, that in times of easy money, loans are unfortunately made in obedi- ence to speculative demands, as well as in accordance with the legitimate demands of business, prices during a period of expanding\ loans have a tendency to rise higher than J they would if loans were confined to the-' supplying of legitimate business alone. In such times, prices have a tendency to become fictitious. During a period of contracting* loans, prices have a tendency to remain ITS RELATION TO GENERAL BUSINESS.

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