Bank Credit, a Study of the Principles and Factors Underlying Advances Made By Banks to Borrowers (Classic Reprint)

Comptroller of the Currency, and banking periodicals. Information embodied chiefly in chapters VII-XI and XVI, and imobtainable from the ordinary sources, was secured by extensive correspondence and interviews with bankers and note brokers, to whom my sincere thanks are due. For invaluable suggestions I am grateful toP rofessors Ray B. Westerfield, Fred R. Fairchild and Irving Fisher, of Yale. Chester A. Phillips Hanover, N. H.
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