The Silver Question in Its Social Aspect An Enquiry Into the Existing Depressi
The Silver Question in Its Social Aspect An Enquiry Into the Existing Depressi
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" Now this objection sounds very plausible, but all the same it rests upon a fallacy, a fallacy so frequent that J. S. Mill actually quotes it as an illustration of the fallacies of confusion. 1 The confusion is that of the two meanings 1 System of Logic, ii. , 7.
In its Social Aspect. 37 of " money " : Currency and capital seeking investment. As to the question whether a low rate of interest must be accompanied by a low purchasing power of money, the same author answers it by saying 1 that " t...he rate of interest bears no necessary relation to the quantity or value of the money in circulation. " Another authority 2 expresses the same idea as follows : " The fall or rise of interest making neither more nor less land, money or any sort of commodity, alters not at all the value of money in reference to commodities" i. E. , its purchasing power. As for the influence of the increased purchasing power of money on interest, if it has any effect at all, it should be towards lower rates. A change from a greater to a less quantity of money makes the money in the hands of lenders more valuable, the tendency of the rate of interest will therefore be towards a fall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Now this objection sounds very plausible, but all the same it rests upon a fallacy, a fallacy so frequent that J. S. Mill actually quotes it as an illustration of the fallacies of confusion. 1 The confusion is that of the two meanings 1 System of Logic, ii. , 7.
In its Social Aspect. 37 of " money " : Currency and capital seeking investment. As to the question whether a low rate of interest must be accompanied by a low purchasing power of money, the same author answers it by saying 1 that " t...he rate of interest bears no necessary relation to the quantity or value of the money in circulation. " Another authority 2 expresses the same idea as follows : " The fall or rise of interest making neither more nor less land, money or any sort of commodity, alters not at all the value of money in reference to commodities" i. E. , its purchasing power. As for the influence of the increased purchasing power of money on interest, if it has any effect at all, it should be towards lower rates. A change from a greater to a less quantity of money makes the money in the hands of lenders more valuable, the tendency of the rate of interest will therefore be towards a fall.
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