Jevons eventually aided in inserting the tabular standard, but gave large credit to Scrope and Lowe, who independently co-discovered it.
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Samuel Bailey argued against the concept of tabular standards, pointing to the difficulties arising from the need for like-to-like comparisons.
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Secondly, Scrope lamented the " evil effects of falling prices on total production as well as on the distribution of income and the need for banking reform to raise prices on the existing gold standard . " Scrope advocated that a tabular standard be instituted, allowing the banking system and the economy to keep up with the market.
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His advocacy of a " tabular standard " ( a precursor of the indexed unit of account ) has been recognised as a technical advance in monetary analysis; Lowe used the terms " standard of reference " or " table of reference "; the idea itself, and the term " tabular standard " are attributed to George Shuckburgh-Evelyn.
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His advocacy of a " tabular standard " ( a precursor of the indexed unit of account ) has been recognised as a technical advance in monetary analysis; Lowe used the terms " standard of reference " or " table of reference "; the idea itself, and the term " tabular standard " are attributed to George Shuckburgh-Evelyn.
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