Cost of transfer of an ingot from one country to another forms a limit in which limits increase and

Cost of transfer of an ingot from one country to another forms a limit in which limits increase and falling of a real exchange between them should be limited. If for an illustration the New York dealer owes a debt in [35], London and an exchange stand to it, say, two percent., and cost of shipment of gold is only one
Percent., it should pay in its interests a debt, sending an actual coin through. The favorable real exchange influences as a duty export and as generosity on import.
(Private) bill.