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Financial Times-A Journal of Trade Industry and Finance January 1938

1938

The Bank finds that the The Co-operative Case attempt to make credit cheap can and has A large part of the above criticisms of Sometimes been carried to the extent of being the co-operative movement is undoubtedly Suicidal. [...] The naahajan would ask products the absence of uniform weights and for nothing better than this : it would be measures the paucity and remoteness of the about the best way to enable the mahajan to commercial banks—all these are stupendous win the war and to force co-operation either diffiCulties which cheat the cultivators of a to capitulate or to wind up. [...] What of the innumerable lanence the co-operative banks ogot sufficient mortgage banks—the Landschaften the State accommodation from the liniTerial Bank on Banks the Mutual Banks the Credit Foncier ' the collateral security of the societies' pretc. [...] The prevailing political and economic conditions object the author has in view is to ascehowever many reasonable people have recotain the basis on which the world-trade of nised the necessity and beneficence of methe future ought to be reorganised in order sures designed to protect national industries that it may be of benefit to all nations partinspite of their faith in the correc [...] It is not necessary to world trade as much as the advocates of ecthe quantum of the -goods and services that follow the author through the detailed disCuare available to a eontmunity which under a sion of the problem and the illustrations.
commerce industry
Pages
133
Published in
India
SARF Document ID
sarf.120090
Segment Pages Author Actions
Editorial View Point
1-8 unknown view
The Rehabilitation of Rural Credit in India
9-15 B. Mukherjee view
Is india Over-Populated
16-17 H.L. Dey view
Free Trade Doctrine Examined Afresh
18-20 V.G. Kale view
Joint-Stock Company Failures in India
21-25 Nabagopal Das view
Recent Trends in Trade Cycle Theory
26-30 M.K. Muniswami view
Problems of Financing Small Industries
31-36 P.D. view
Modern Methods of Credit Policy
37-41 Ernst Wagemann view
A World Economic Conference Again
42-43 M.P.G. Menon view
Economic Recovery in India—Devaluation a Dire Necessity
44-47 S.S. Santhanam view
Indo-Ceylon Trade Preferences
48-55 H.M. Desai view
Unemployment in India
56-59 M.P. Gandhi view
A Case for Agricultural Guilds in India
60-61 Sachin Sen view
The Indian Tobacco Industry
62-67 H.D. Ghosh view
A Plan for Industrial Development in Bengal
68-75 S.C. Mitter view
Economic Recession and India
76-79 B.C. Ghose view
Progress of Insurance in India 1912-1937
79-82 unknown view
Indian Tea
82-83 unknown view
Prospects of Sea Fishery
84-85 M. Naidu view
Indian Money Market During 1937
86-90 unknown view
Company Notes
91-127 unknown view
Book Review
127-128 unknown view
Backmatter
i-i unknown view

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