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Three Lectures on the Cost of Obtaining Money and on some effects of Private and Government Paper Money

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Author
Nassau W. Senior
First published
1830
Format
PDF and EPUB
Pages
106
Publisher
London: John Murray, 1830; Online Library of Liberty edition
License
Public domain by publication date.

Lectures given at Oxford in 1829 and published in 1830. They look at what it costs a country to obtain the precious metals it needs, then at how banknotes and government paper money change that cost. The last lecture surveys historical episodes of paper-money inflation and argues against governments issuing paper currency.

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Nassau William Senior (1790–1864) was a British economist who taught at Oxford University and worked on the marginal aspects of inputs to production. This archive holds 7 of Senior's works.

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8 chapters · 22,314 words · free to read here

  1. LECTURE I.: ON THE COST OF OBTAINING MONEY.
  2. LECTURE II.: ON SOME EFFECTS OF PAPER MONEY.
  3. LECTURE III*.: ON SOME EFFECTS OF GOVERNMENT PAPER MONEY.
  4. Note to page 6.
  5. WORKS PUBLISHED BY Mr. MURRAY, ALBEMARLE-STREET.
  6. About Liberty Fund
  7. The Online Library of Liberty
  8. Copyright Information

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Nassau W. Senior 1790–1864

Nassau William Senior (1790–1864) was a British economist who taught at Oxford University and worked on the marginal aspects of inputs to production. Read more about Nassau W. Senior.

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