On the record
If this large portion of the national debt, with its six per cent. interest in coin, can be funded at a less interest, there will be a corresponding relief to the country.
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gutenberg.orgIf this large portion of the national debt, with its six per cent. interest in coin, can be funded at a less interest, there will be a corresponding relief to the country.
Sumner explains that funding a portion of the national debt at lower interest rates could benefit the country.
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