Involuntary Idleness An Exposition of the Cause of the Discrepancy Existing Bet

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Involuntary Idleness An Exposition of the Cause of the Discrepancy Existing Bet
Hugo Bilgram
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Were it possible to separate by a sharp line the financial from the in- dustrial world, those who issue and those who loan money from those who pro- duce wealth, the flow of money between these two groups would present a very striking feature. The industrial group could obtain the medium of exchange requisite to carry on commerce in but two ways; by selling the products of their labor to the financial group, and by borrowing money from them. By the first measure the transfer of money from one t
...o the other group is absolute, by the second it is conditional upon a return of the principal with the addition of in- terest. Loans, as a rule, imply a return INVOLUNTARY IDLENESS. 51 of a greater sum of money than ^yas loaned, and the only persistent source from which this excess can be drawn is obviously the first mentioned way of obtaining money. These receipts from sales are, however, not so much regulated by the productivity of the debtors as by the willingness of the creditors to buy that which the debtors ofier for sale.

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