Ethnology, Volume 19University of Pittsburgh, 1980 - Anthropology |
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... association is but one variety . The model that will be presented here represents an initial foray that may be modified by future research . THE ROTATING CREDIT ASSOCIATION A rotating credit association has been defined as " an association ...
... association is but one variety . The model that will be presented here represents an initial foray that may be modified by future research . THE ROTATING CREDIT ASSOCIATION A rotating credit association has been defined as " an association ...
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The term rotating credit association refers to a form of voluntary association that is based on an economic function : it is a convenient means of accumulating capital and distributing it among the member- ship of the association in a ...
The term rotating credit association refers to a form of voluntary association that is based on an economic function : it is a convenient means of accumulating capital and distributing it among the member- ship of the association in a ...
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... association may abscond with some or all of the fund . It is true that in some associations default is less of a ... association ; they also would damage the reputation and viability of the institution in the society as a whole . It is ...
... association may abscond with some or all of the fund . It is true that in some associations default is less of a ... association ; they also would damage the reputation and viability of the institution in the society as a whole . It is ...
Contents
Volume XIX Number | 1 |
MAYORUNA PANOAN KINSHIP I | 11 |
THE MANIPULATION OF KPELLE SOCIAL | 29 |
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