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Understanding 9/11Money and trade considered: with a proposal for supplying the nation with money. First published at Edinburgh 1705
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226 p. 16 cm
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Subject: John Law's dream
Subject: John Law's dream
The short pamphlet summarises John Law's thoughts on the necessity to supplying the nation with more money to foster trade and general economic development: "Trade and money depend mutually on one another ; when trade decays, money lessens ; and when money lessens, trade decays..." (p.190). Law ( Edinburgh, Kingdom of Scotland, 1671 – Venice, Republic of Venice, 1729) is well-known for being a banker, financier, economist, controller-general of finances in France, but also an unscrupulous adventurer and a bankrupt.
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