‎SINCLAIR John (Sir)‎
‎THOUGHTS ON CIRCULATION AND PAPER CURRENCY.‎

‎ printed by B. M'Millan, London, (29th March 1810). In-8 p. (mm. 203x120), brossura muta coeva, pp. 20. Il pamphlet contiene: General principles - increased quantum of labour - increased commerce - increased revenue - on a medium of barter, or circulation and paper currency - general deductions (segue) On licencing private bankers, issuing notes payable to the bearer on demand - Observations on the above system.Sir John Sinclair /1754-1835), Scottish statesman, statistician and agrarian reformer. He participated in the Bullionist debate (1810, 1817) and was against the resumption of payment in specie, and the continuation of paper currency. Cos The History of Economic Thought Website.Con tracce d'uso ma buon esemplare.‎

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