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... raw material and the finished product . A bank mobilizes capital and employs it effectively . It attracts loanable funds and places them at the disposal of borrowers , and , -5- Chapter Page FINANCING DOMESTIC TRADE 5 Bank Credit.
... raw material and the finished product . A bank mobilizes capital and employs it effectively . It attracts loanable funds and places them at the disposal of borrowers , and , -5- Chapter Page FINANCING DOMESTIC TRADE 5 Bank Credit.
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... capital to operate without borrowing . Generally speaking , it is necessary and proper that people in business should borrow , for by so doing they can extend their enterprises and enhance their profits by efficient management . The ...
... capital to operate without borrowing . Generally speaking , it is necessary and proper that people in business should borrow , for by so doing they can extend their enterprises and enhance their profits by efficient management . The ...
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... capital . The merchant or manufac- turer who receives a customer's note in payment for goods either holds it himself , issues his own paper against it , or indorses it for discount with his bank . property as security . This property ...
... capital . The merchant or manufac- turer who receives a customer's note in payment for goods either holds it himself , issues his own paper against it , or indorses it for discount with his bank . property as security . This property ...
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... capital for the purpose of financing a business operation , short - term borrowing is the most customary . Such loans should pay themselves off by the conversion into money of the commodi- ties that are the basis of the loan . In loans ...
... capital for the purpose of financing a business operation , short - term borrowing is the most customary . Such loans should pay themselves off by the conversion into money of the commodi- ties that are the basis of the loan . In loans ...
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... capital for the purpose of financing a business short - term borrowing is the most customary . Such 1 pay themselves off by the conversion into money of t ties that are the basis of the loan . In loans for carry or for speculation of ...
... capital for the purpose of financing a business short - term borrowing is the most customary . Such 1 pay themselves off by the conversion into money of t ties that are the basis of the loan . In loans for carry or for speculation of ...
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Página 131 - An Act to create a Federal Trade Commission, to define its powers and duties, and for other purposes," approved September twenty-sixth, nineteen hundred and fourteen, shall be construed as extending to unfair methods of competition used in export trade against competitors engaged in export trade, even though the acts constituting such unfair methods are done without the territorial jurisdiction of the United States.