The English Capital Market
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4.
"* Cd. 9079, App. VIII.
10s " It is a most valuable asset to the retailer to have a reputation for prompt payment. He often receives special terms and discounts, and frequently has opportunities afforded of acquiring good lines of goods which are denied to his colleagues who are less punctual in meeting their obligations. " — Abbott, op. Cit. , p. 128.
106 Principles of Political Economy, iii. 12, § 5.
^"^ Prior to the war it was apparently a common practice for leather mer- chants to give f...ive or six months' credit, generally in form of biUs. Pro- dvicers of leather and shoes have since then greatly increased their financial stability, and the system of trade credit has " vastly improved. " 2J per cent discount for payment in thirty days (rarely longer) are now the general terms. Art. Boot and Shoe Trade Journal, March 1918.
^"^ Industry and Trade, p. 786.
^"^ Les Reglements par effets de commerce.
110 Principles of Economics, 5th ed. , iv. 12, § 12.
^^1 Census of Production, 1907, Final report.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
4.
"* Cd. 9079, App. VIII.
10s " It is a most valuable asset to the retailer to have a reputation for prompt payment. He often receives special terms and discounts, and frequently has opportunities afforded of acquiring good lines of goods which are denied to his colleagues who are less punctual in meeting their obligations. " — Abbott, op. Cit. , p. 128.
106 Principles of Political Economy, iii. 12, § 5.
^"^ Prior to the war it was apparently a common practice for leather mer- chants to give f...ive or six months' credit, generally in form of biUs. Pro- dvicers of leather and shoes have since then greatly increased their financial stability, and the system of trade credit has " vastly improved. " 2J per cent discount for payment in thirty days (rarely longer) are now the general terms. Art. Boot and Shoe Trade Journal, March 1918.
^"^ Industry and Trade, p. 786.
^"^ Les Reglements par effets de commerce.
110 Principles of Economics, 5th ed. , iv. 12, § 12.
^^1 Census of Production, 1907, Final report.
What to read after The English Capital Market?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Frederick Lavington to read onlineMoreLess
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