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Lombard Street: A Description of the Money Market Condition:Like New discontent growsLombard Street began as a series of articles by Walter Bagehot for The Economist; the book was first published in 1873. It offers a vivid description of the money market, weaving theory, historical anecdotes, and incisive commentary on sociology, politics, and the Street's personalities. Bagehot discusses the mechanics of deposit banking within a fractional reserve system and the nature of foreign deposits in Britain. He explains why economic growth