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)credit resources by financial institutions, stimulated by certain institutional contexts, limit access to credit to few economic actors as part of networks of relational resources with financial capacity. The resulting concentration of economic activity, as well as its consequently unequal distribut

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Methodologische Grundlagen der Planung,dit was useful to match the necessities of merchants linked to long distance commerce, shopkeepers filled the demand of credit to daily consumption. In the rural environment, . (grocery stores) and their shopkeepers (.) provided food, money, means of production or clothes on credit to local neighbor

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Quasi Neutrality and Charge Separation,dern times. As a result, all types of informal loans were in use: simple loans, loans against land and interest-bearing loans, where the accepted interest rate was 20% per annum. The present study is structured around the profile of creditors. First I review the activity of the Church, which remaine

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Henrik Aronsson,Katalin Solymosier in Rome, and approved by Pope Paul III. The Monte opened in 1539. This paper, based on original archival sources, will document the expansion of the Monte’s operations from the sixteenth century onward. Particular attention will be given to the evolution of the Monte over time and its role as a b

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the poor from the local credit market. In the eighteenth century, they could borrow to alleviate a shortage of cash and defer payment for the purchase of foodstuffs, items of necessity and services. This chapter uses a sample of probate inventories collected in the south of Alsace for the period 17

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-12176-4the credit market comparable to the well-known shift from personal to impersonal trust. However, this transitional period between private creditors and the emergence of banking businesses has remained neglected, or underexposed—their business practices sometimes portrayed as antithetical. Based on a