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

揭发

书目名称Different Forms of Microcredit and Social Business影响因子(影响力)




书目名称Different Forms of Microcredit and Social Business影响因子(影响力)学科排名




书目名称Different Forms of Microcredit and Social Business网络公开度




书目名称Different Forms of Microcredit and Social Business网络公开度学科排名




书目名称Different Forms of Microcredit and Social Business被引频次




书目名称Different Forms of Microcredit and Social Business被引频次学科排名




书目名称Different Forms of Microcredit and Social Business年度引用




书目名称Different Forms of Microcredit and Social Business年度引用学科排名




书目名称Different Forms of Microcredit and Social Business读者反馈




书目名称Different Forms of Microcredit and Social Business读者反馈学科排名

Hemiparesis

in Sixteenth-Century Kyoto. Some Brief Reflectionsamount of capital. For example, each of ten participants would contribute 100 mon per month. After 1 year, 12,000 mon would have accrued, with the entire amount then given to one participant, determined by lottery. The recipient could use this large sum for any purpose, such as investing in expensiv

Gum-Disease

Microcredit in the Shop in Late Medieval Tuscany: A Credit Centre for the Poor, people could obtain either goods or money not only from professional moneylenders such as pawnbrokers but also from amateur lenders who granted loans based on their own temporary surplus. Shops were also an essential source of credit. The books of the cheesemonger and the second-hand dealer in Pra

cortex

Breach

glomeruli

Between Conflict and Negotiation. The Loan on Pawn in the Kingdom of Naples: Birth, Evolution and Escredit 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

glomeruli

Shopkeepers and Credit Allocation. Consumption Credit in an Old Regime Economy (Buenos Aires, 17th tdit 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

Gentry

Moneylending in the Principalities of Wallachia and Moldavia: Microcredit Between Monasteries, Soliddern 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 remain

Infant

合群