Exercises And Questions for Use With Principles of Money And Banking
The book Exercises And Questions for Use With Principles of Money And Banking was written by author Moulton, Harold Glenn, 1883-1965 Here you can read free online of Exercises And Questions for Use With Principles of Money And Banking book, rate and share your impressions in comments. If you don't know what to write, just answer the question: Why is Exercises And Questions for Use With Principles of Money And Banking a good or bad book?
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If a bank loans him the money on his promissory note for the purpose, what sort of a loan is it? 42 EXERCISES AND QUESTIONS 10. Armour & Company borrows $10, 000 from Bank Y, giving a personal note as security. Is this a commercial loan ? 11. A bank makes a loan to an individual who uses the money in perfecting an invention on which he hopes to realize a forturie. How would you classify such a loan ? 12. A bank loans money to a man who is a promoter of industrial combinations. How would you cla...ssify this ? 13. What sort of a loan would you call one to a country preacher ? to a new doctor in a small town ? 14. What are "character loans" ? 15. How would you classify a loan made to a broker on the stock exchange ? 1 6. Would you regard a loan to the son of a retired merchant on the basis of his father's good reputation a safe loan ? Would it be wise to make many such loans ? Should collateral be required ? 17. Would it be well to classify such loans as those mentioned in questions 11-16 as either speculative or accommodation rather than commercial or investment loans?
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