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On Tue, 11 Jan 2000 P.J.Wells@xxxxxxxxxx wrote: > Paul C will not need reminding that in Scotland some private > banks still retain the privilege of issuing legal tender > bank notes. How does this fit in? The privilege doesn't amount to much: the Scottish banks must hold Bank of England notes to the full value of any of their own that they issue. Allin Cottrell.
- [OPE-L:2102] RE: Re: State theory of money, P . J . Wells Wed 12 Jan 2000, 08:55 GMT
- [OPE-L:2106] Re: RE: Re: State theory of money, clyder Wed 12 Jan 2000, 10:08 GMT
- [OPE-L:2114] Re: RE: Re: State theory of money, Allin Cottrell Wed 12 Jan 2000, 18:10 GMT
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- [OPE-L:2094] Re: State theory of money, Allin Cottrell Tue 11 Jan 2000, 22:03 GMT
- [OPE-L:2105] Re: State theory of money, clyder Wed 12 Jan 2000, 09:53 GMT
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- [OPE-L:2098] Re: Surplus product in communist society?, Jurriaan Bendien Tue 11 Jan 2000, 23:59 GMT
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