Agribusiness and Rural Finance MAM 761 cr.hr.

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Agribusiness financing system in india(a. financial markets: money and capital markets. (b. regional and all india financial institutions: commercial banks, regional rural banks, NABARD, AFC, Cooperatives (NCDC and other institutes) Agro-industries cooperation, IDBI, IFCI, SFCs, SIDCs, ) investment institutions: LIC, GIC, UTI, mutual funds, commercial bank, non banking financial companies. Principles of rural finance Structure of rural Finance in Indian Context and instruments of Rural Finance Issues in Finance, Projections techniques, Institutions of Credit, Terms of Credit, Macro economic context of Rural Finance, Commodity Exchanges, Money supplies. Microfinance.

Managing Rural Finance in India

Price: $42.50 ISBN #: 9788180696572 Author: Gursharan Singh Kainth Number of pages: 236 Edition: Hardcover Volumes : 1 Publisher : Concept Publishing Company Published : 2010

This book, containing fifteen well-researched papers, attempts to analyze the various aspects of rural financial market in India, which has undergone a sea change after liberalization. Improving access to finance in rural areas is one of the biggest development challenges facing shining India. Due importance has been focus on marketing aspects of rural finance. Credit alone cannot bring in development unless accompanied by the provision of forward and backward linkages relating to the remunerative disposal of final products in the global market. Examining the reasons and factors affecting both banks and their clients, the contributors deliberate on poor repayment capacity of rural borrowers, high transaction costs of rural lending, status of rural institutional credit, problems and prospects of agricultural credit, credit planning, and growth and future agenda of micro-finance. They also deal with SHG-DCCB linkage, innovation in rural finances, role of rural banks in economic development and recent developments in the farmer s market

Improving Access to Finance for Indias Rural Poor

By priya basu
THE WORLD BANK Washington, D.C.

Agricultural finance in India:

the role of NABARD

K. Prabhakar Rajkumar 0 Reviews New Century Publications, 2008 - Business & Economics - 231 pages Agricultural production in India depends upon millions of small farmers. However, because of inadequate financial resources, many farmers are unable to receive improved seeds and fertilizers, nor introduce better methods and techniques. It is, therefore,

Agricultural Finance by Commercial Banks

Shivaji 0 Reviews APH Publishing, 2007 - 279 pages Study conducted at Prakasam District of Andhra Pradesh, India.

Agricultural Finance and Credit

Jonathan M. Bishoff 0 Reviews Nova Publishers, 2008 - Business & Economics - 106 pages Because of the nature of front-end funding of growing crops, cyclical weather patterns and the na finance and credit has become a critical component of agriculture. This new book presents impor maintaining a vigorous agricultural industry in America.
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Theories of Agricultural Finance

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Atlantic Publishers & Distri

Atlantic publisher and distributors B2 vishal enclave opp. Rajouri garden New delhi

Towards Village Banking

V.B. Jugale 0 Reviews Atlantic Publishers & Dist, 2003 - Agricultural credit - 124 pages Study on mini kisan banks at Kolhapur District of Maharashtra State, India. Atlantic publisher and distributors B2 vishal enclave opp. Rajouri garden New delhi

Co-operative credit in Indian agriculture:

its socio-economic and technological impact

V. B. Jugale 0 Reviews KM rai mittal and mittal publication A 110 Mohan garden New delhi

Bibliographic information

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Agricultural Finance and Credit Infrastructure in Transition Economies: proceedings of OECD Expert Meeting, Moscow, February 1999 OECD proceedings IIS microfiche library Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development illustrated OECD Publications, 1999 9264170693, 9789264170698 394 pages

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