Government Revenue, Especially the American System. An Argument for Industrial Freedom Against the Fallacies of Free Trade
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But they represent more than anything else savings, capital, and they are the medium in which, on demand of the creditor, debts must be paid. Therefore it is waste to ship an ex- cess of gold and silver, and it is ruin to base trade on the promise to pay them in the future, beyond the prospect of prompt production. 1 1 The indebtedness of nations results from the relative totals of all the amounts expended by each upon the other, whether in payment of produce and manufactures, or for the purcha...se of shares and public securities, or for the settlement of profits, commissions, or tributes of any kind, or for the discharge of the expenses incurred in foreign residence or travel : in fact, from the entire payments or promises to pay which pass between the respective countries. The liability is identical in effect, whatever its origin may be. — Goschen, Foreign Exchanges, c. ii. Sidgwick, p. 227, says : " Every such liability has to be liquidated COMMERCE BROADER THAN BARTER. 219 THE ATTITUDE OE THE NATIONS.
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