Titlebook: Different Forms of Microcredit and Social Business; Microfinance in Glob Paola Avallone,Donatella Strangio Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if appl

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Martin Beck Diplom-Betriebswirt (FH) not, in fact, a product of the contemporary world. The Monti di Pietà played the role of pawnbrokers in the Italian peninsula from the second half of the fifteenth century, replacing first the Jews and then the Christians who practiced usurious rates. In Southern Italy, microcredit in the form of p

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uments show a scenario of great competitiveness between the credit institution represented by the Banco and the private initiative of the many small credit entrepreneurs, a dimension in which the gender issue is not secondary. Through cross-referencing archive documentation concerning Monte di Pietà

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in Sixteenth-Century Kyoto. Some Brief Reflectionsn it was apparently practiced among monks in temples. In the sixteenth century the practice probably spread to merchants and craftsmen. However, as the amount of tanomoshi increased some became dissatisfied with the system: if tanomoshi were given to ten people, the first year’s recipient would quic

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Small Credit and the Financial Revolution in Englanding creditors, who served as important financial intermediaries and lenders within their local communities, negotiated different credit markets. When opportunities to invest in government debt through lotteries, Bank of England stock, and East India Company stock presented themselves, Jeake chose to

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Understanding Ottoman Microcredit Mechanism: The Case of Cash Waqfsconomic engagements of the Ummah (the global Muslim community) have effectively addressed economic and financial challenges within Islamic territories. A salient exemplar of this is the cash waqf (CW), a socio-economic instrument that garnered significant traction during the Ottoman epoch and has be