Industrial banking companies and their credit practices/

By:

Saulnier, Raymond J

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Studies in Consumer Instalment FinancingPublication details: [New York] National Bureau of Economic Research [c1940]Description: xxi p., 1 l., 192 p. incl. tablesSubject(s):

DDC classification:

332.310973 SAU

LOC classification:

HG2066 .S34

Summary: The study of Morris Plan and other industrial banking companies as agencies of consumer instalment credit is the fourth of a series dealing with the important institutions that participate in the instalment financing of consumers

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The study of Morris Plan and other industrial banking companies as agencies of consumer instalment credit is the fourth of a series dealing with the important institutions that participate in the instalment financing of consumers

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