Interest rates, collateral and (de-) interlinkage: a micro-study of rural credit in West Bengal

Article Abstract:

A study on the credit norms prevalent in rural West Bengal, India is presented. The study examines the issues like interest rates, collateral arrangements and interlinkage vis-a-vis the development of capitalism in agriculture.

India, Economic aspects, Credit, Rural areas, West Bengal, India, Sparsely populated areas, Collateralized mortgage obligations

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Monetising the classical equations: a theory of circulation

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Classical Equations describe output and income in real terms. It is said that when money has intrinsic value, the quantity approach holds in the short run but, in the long run, money will be endogenous.

United States, Economics, Economic theory

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The 'modern' view of macroeconomics: some critical reflections

Article Abstract:

The impact of monetary reforms, on interest rates, is examined.

Spain, Analysis, Monetary policy

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