The Agricultural Bank of the Philippine Government, 1908–1916

Yoshiko Nagano

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Philippine History and Culture Historical Economic and Social Studies Banking stability, regulation, efficiency

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This study of the Agricultural Bank of the Philippine Government, which was established in 1908 to provide agricultural loans to local fanners, describes the background of bank, focusing on the active role of the local elite. Then, it discusses to what extent the bank served the needs of landlords, and why it stopped operations in 1916, facing a shortage of capital.

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