Intermediate Credit Corporation: Hearings ... Seventy-fourth Congress, First Session on H.R. 5918, a Bill to Provide for the Creation of an Intermediate Credit Corporation for Commerce and Industry, to Aid in Financing Small and Medium Sized Commercial and Industrial Establishments, and for Other Purposes, Part 1U.S. Government Printing Office, 1935 - 204 pages |
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My contention is that the average merchant is not any great amount of hazard for , we will say , from a thousand up to $ 2,500 or $ 5,000 to replenish their stock . Mr. MEEKS . Do you think they would sell those stocks if they could get ...
My contention is that the average merchant is not any great amount of hazard for , we will say , from a thousand up to $ 2,500 or $ 5,000 to replenish their stock . Mr. MEEKS . Do you think they would sell those stocks if they could get ...
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That is what the banks ask for , more curtailment than the merchant can guarantee . ... your plan to the National Emergency Council , as this body has under consideration steps to help all types of business , including small merchants .
That is what the banks ask for , more curtailment than the merchant can guarantee . ... your plan to the National Emergency Council , as this body has under consideration steps to help all types of business , including small merchants .
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On account of the rail and reshipping privileges allowed in Birmingham , which makes it a strategic point from the cotton merchant's standpoint . The CHAIRMAN . It is also the financial side , too ? Mr. MULLINS . Oh , yes .
On account of the rail and reshipping privileges allowed in Birmingham , which makes it a strategic point from the cotton merchant's standpoint . The CHAIRMAN . It is also the financial side , too ? Mr. MULLINS . Oh , yes .
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We are located in Washington , an organization of independent merchants throughout the United States , and the civic bodies in the smaller communities up to 10,000 . Mr. KOPPLEMANN . Would you care to state , Mr. Berlin , how many ...
We are located in Washington , an organization of independent merchants throughout the United States , and the civic bodies in the smaller communities up to 10,000 . Mr. KOPPLEMANN . Would you care to state , Mr. Berlin , how many ...
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independent merchants employ nearly 6 million people , and they pay 25 percent more in wages than the chain stores . ... According to information you have , the inde- pendent merchant pays a rate 25 percent higher than the chain stores ...
independent merchants employ nearly 6 million people , and they pay 25 percent more in wages than the chain stores . ... According to information you have , the inde- pendent merchant pays a rate 25 percent higher than the chain stores ...
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| Title | Intermediate Credit Corporation: Hearings ... Seventy-fourth Congress, First Session on H.R. 5918, a Bill to Provide for the Creation of an Intermediate Credit Corporation for Commerce and Industry, to Aid in Financing Small and Medium Sized Commercial and Industrial Establishments, and ..., Part 1 Intermediate Credit Corporation: Hearings ... Seventy-fourth Congress, First Session on H.R. 5918, a Bill to Provide for the Creation of an Intermediate Credit Corporation for Commerce and Industry, to Aid in Financing Small and Medium Sized Commercial and Industrial Establishments, and for Other Purposes, United States. Congress. House. Committee on Banking and Currency |
| Author | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Banking and Currency |
| Publisher | U.S. Government Printing Office, 1935 |
| Length | 204 pages |
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