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Rosser, Archibald

 
9781330787915: Credit Pernicious (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Uncover how credit shapes prices, profits, and everyday life in Britain. This analysis lays out a clear case: the credit system, while touted as essential, carries deep risks for the public, tradesmen, and the economy. It examines how easy credit can inflate debt, distort markets, and curb competition, even as it preserves access to goods for many households.

In these pages, you’ll see a careful argument for reform. The author analyzes the harms caused by extended credit, explores its impact on prices, and proposes practical changes to reduce risk and restore prudent buying and lending. The discussion,
grounded in historical examples and economic reasoning, invites readers to reconsider the balance between credit, market vitality, and social welfare.

- How extended credit changes debt dynamics and price levels
- The effects on shopkeepers, small dealers, and ordinary households
- Concrete remedies, including shorter debt prescription and charged interest
- Comparisons with other jurisdictions and the broader policy implications

Ideal for readers of economic history, policy debates, and those curious about how credit shapes society and national wealth.

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