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See also: trust
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The word is used also to express the repute which a See also: person has, or the estimation in which he is held
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In a commercial sense See also: credit is the promise to pay at a future See also: time for valuable consideration in the See also: present: hence, a reputation of solvency and ability to make such payments is also termed credit
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In See also: book-keeping credit is the See also: side of the account on which payments are entered; hence, sometimes, the payments themselves
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The See also: part which credit plays in the production and See also: exchange of See also: wealth is discussed in all economic text-books, but See also: special reference may be made to K
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Knies, Geld and Kredit (1873-1879), and H
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Macleod, Theory of Credit (1889-1891)
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See also See also: Hartley Withers, The Meaning of See also: Money (1909)
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