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Banking in farming shows need for longer loans abroad
A traveling observer argues American bankers misjudge farm needs while European systems rely on long term real estate mortgages and cooperative credit. He cites German models under Frederick II, Reiffeson and Schulze Delitzsch banks, and U.S. life insurers holding farm mortgages, noting long amortization aids steadier farming.
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Berlin
Germany
States
American Bankers’ Association
Federal Agricultural Department
Agricultural College
Europe
America
United States
Prussia
Frederick II
Reiffeson
Schulze-Delitzsch
Landschaften
Cassel
Saul of
Tarsus
Christ