 | 1822 - 526 דפים
...be a ^rtain average number of exchanges, the same which, if all the pieces «ad performed an equjil number, would have been performed by each.; that average...; say, for example, ten. If each of the pieces of the money in the country perform ten purchases, that is exactly the same thing as if all the pieces... | |
 | Peter Warden Grant - 1825 - 222 דפים
...certain number of exchanges performed by the whole currency, which, supposing all the notes to have performed, an equal number would have been performed by each; that average we may call 5, 10, 20, or 30. If each on an average perform 5 purchases, then the value of all the goods in... | |
 | Thomas Curtis (of Grove house sch, Islington) - 426 דפים
...hoarded, in none at all. There will, amid all these varieties, be a certain average number of exchanges, the same which, if all the pieces had performed an...please; say, for example, ten. If each of the pieces of the money in the country perform ten purchases, that is exactly the same thing as if all the pieces... | |
 | Samuel Newington - 1858 - 144 דפים
...amid all these varieties, be a certain average number of exchanges, the same which if all the prices had performed an equal number, would have been performed...please, say, for example, ten. If each of the pieces of the money in the country perform ten purchases, that is exactly the same thing as if all the pieces... | |
 | Karl Marx - 1904 - 328 דפים
...hoarded, in none at all. There will, amid all these varieties, be a certain average number of exchanges, the same which, if all the pieces had performed an...; say, for example, ten. If each of the pieces of the money in the country perform ten purchases, that is exactly the same thing as if all the pieces... | |
 | Karl Marx - 1904 - 364 דפים
...hoarded, in none at all. There will, amid all these varieties, be a certain average number of exchanges, the same which, if all the pieces had performed an equal number, would have been performed , by eacli ; that average we may suppose to be any number we please; say, for example, ten. If each of the... | |
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... paid in one exchange to-day may be paid in another exchange to-morrow. Some of the pieces will be employed in a great many exchanges, some in very few, and some, which happen to be hoarded, in none at all. There will, amid all these varieties, be... 