Reflections Suggested By a Perusal of Mr. J. Horsley Palmer's Pamphlet: On ...
Reflections Suggested By a Perusal of Mr. J. Horsley Palmer's Pamphlet: On ...
Baron Samuel Jones Loyd Overstone
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The importance of a rigid adherence to this rule cannot be over-estimated : and if it be incompatible, as is alleged by some, with the mixed functions of the Bank of England, it seems to become a very serious question, whether it is not better to separate altogether the business of banking from that of regulating the currency, rather than suffer so essential a rule to be in any degree com- promised. It is not, however, very easy to per- ceive any insuperable difficulty in rendering the currency... department of the Bank of England totally distinct and separate from the management of its other business ; so that the one should not interfere with or affect the other more than they would do were they under the control of different bodies. In proportion as these two functions are kept distinct, will each be rendered more effectual for its proper purpose. The two branches of the business of the Bank thus divided will proceed with equal efficiency and without mutual inter- ruption. Like those animals described by natu- ralists, whose peculiar property it is that, when cut into two parts, they move off in opposite di- Digitized by Googk 17 rections, each half equally full of life and energy; thus, if the two natures of the Bank of England were completely dissociated, each would proceed to the discharge of its respective functions with more simplicity and efficiency, unencumbered by the conflicting tendencies and opposite action of its former companion.
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