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A06731	Maddison, Ralph, Sir.	Englands looking in and out Presented to the High Court of Parliament now assembled. By the author R.M. Knight.	1640.0		.xml	application/xml	9503	165	37	A low Exchange exporteth our money in specie , for gaine ; wherefore neither high , nor low Exchange is advantageous , but prejudiciall to us , only now a medium is the best ; giving leave to plenty or scarcitie , as necessity or plenty inviteth , and most agreeable to right and equity to all men ; which otherwise carryed , they have three wayes of exportation ; namely , by commodities , monyes , and exchange ; But there are but two wayes of importation ; namely , commodities , and Exchange , whereby commeth a notable over-ballancing of forraine commodities ; and bee assured , the gaines to bee sought upon moneys , doth impeach the gaines to bee had upon our commodities , and beateth downe our prices at home , and our commodities being beat downe , it is a great cause of carrying out our moneys to fulfill , or equall the ballance . And first to prove the Marchant Exchange un-equally carried , is the efficient cause of exporting our money , give me leave to know whether plenty of moneys make our prices to rise , and scarcitie of money make small prices , Wch no man ( I think )	cache/A06731.xml	txt/A06731.txt
