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Introduction: rural credit

2009
This book focuses on the credit dealings of medieval Europe. In medieval Europe, manor courts served as private jurisdictions by the landlords which were attended by the peasants to hear and settle their private lawsuits, many of which were concerned about debts.
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Credit and risk in rural developing economies

Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control, 2006
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Rethinking the Rural Credit Gap

1991
A decade-long slowdown in the rural economy has often been blamed on overcautious lending institutions. To rectify that, legislators, both State and national, have proposed government programs to make rural credit more easily available. Such a solution, besides being expensive, may be based on faulty premises.
Morris, Charles   +3 more
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Rural Credit Unions in Indiana

1958
Excerpts from the report: Farmer Cooperative Service made this study to analyze the operations of rural credit unions in Indiana; to appraise their effectiveness as savings and lending institutions; and to examine the manner and extent to which they benefit the farmers and farm supply cooperatives with which they are associated.
Pursell, Arthur H., Pursell, Arthur H.
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Rural Credit: The Ijon System

Bulletin of Indonesian Economic Studies, 1974
(1974). Rural Credit: The Ijon System. Bulletin of Indonesian Economic Studies: Vol. 10, No. 3, pp. 54-71.
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Rural credit input, labor transfer and urban–rural income gap: evidence from China

China Agricultural Economic Review, 2021
Zheng Lu, Guohua Yu
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Problems of Rural Credit

1947
Iyengar, D. Krishna, Iyengar, D. Krishna
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Rural Credit and Road Projects

1988
Following irrigation and rural development, rural credit and road construction and improvement are the two most important subsectors of ADB lending for the rural sector. This chapter examines the ADB’s approach to both subsectors, the extent to which projects have changed over time, the role of political and organisational factors in shaping projects ...
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Rethinking on Rural Credit

1957
Nanavati, Manilal B.   +1 more
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