Observations on money, as the medium of commerce, shewing the present circulating medium of this country to be defective in those requisites which a medium of commerce ought to possess, and pointing out in what manner the defect may be remedied; and also the real effect that a greater or lesser quantity of circulating medium has on the country: to which are subjoined a few practical inferences /
Cruickshank, James.
Observations on money, as the medium of commerce, shewing the present circulating medium of this country to be defective in those requisites which a medium of commerce ought to possess, and pointing out in what manner the defect may be remedied; and also the real effect that a greater or lesser quantity of circulating medium has on the country: to which are subjoined a few practical inferences / by James Cruickshank. - London : Printed for J.M. Richardson and J. Hatchard, 1811. - 137p.
Currency question--Great Britain.
Observations on money, as the medium of commerce, shewing the present circulating medium of this country to be defective in those requisites which a medium of commerce ought to possess, and pointing out in what manner the defect may be remedied; and also the real effect that a greater or lesser quantity of circulating medium has on the country: to which are subjoined a few practical inferences / by James Cruickshank. - London : Printed for J.M. Richardson and J. Hatchard, 1811. - 137p.
Currency question--Great Britain.