Littell's Living Age, Volumes 342-343Littell, Son and Company, 1932 |
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Page 43
... interest he owes and rarely makes much more . Although the apparent interest rate on these loans is around ten per cent , the real interest rate is actually much higher . According to the Mortgage Bank , 56.46 per cent of the loans made ...
... interest he owes and rarely makes much more . Although the apparent interest rate on these loans is around ten per cent , the real interest rate is actually much higher . According to the Mortgage Bank , 56.46 per cent of the loans made ...
Page 110
... interest is to increase the total world demand for are the purchasers , the potential de- mand is almost unlimited . The actual size of this demand depends on the degree of fear and uncertainty in which the nations can be induced to ...
... interest is to increase the total world demand for are the purchasers , the potential de- mand is almost unlimited . The actual size of this demand depends on the degree of fear and uncertainty in which the nations can be induced to ...
Page 288
... interest rates has now spread to Italy . England having converted its war loans and France its Rentes , the banks of Italy have agreed to reduce their interest rates on checking accounts to three per cent and on savings accounts to four ...
... interest rates has now spread to Italy . England having converted its war loans and France its Rentes , the banks of Italy have agreed to reduce their interest rates on checking accounts to three per cent and on savings accounts to four ...
Contents
LITERATUR | 3 |
AMERICAS Error GERMANYS MISTAKE A Paris Editor | 22 |
EVERYDAY JAPAN Hélène Iswolsky | 36 |
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