Title: Federal lending and loan insurance,
Authors: Saulnier, Raymond Joseph, 1908-; National Bureau of Economic Research.
Publisher: Princeton University Press,
Year: 1958
Subjects: Government insurance United States.; Government lending United States
Contents: pt. 1. The Nature and Scope of Federal Credit Activities -- Scope of the Study -- Major Issues Raised by Federal Credit Programs -- pt. 2. The Growth and Present Position of Federal Credit Programs -- Growth before and After 1932 -- The Relative Importance of Federal Lending -- pt. 3. Services and Credit Terms of Federal Credit Agencies -- pt. 4. Lending Experience of Federal Credit Agencies -- Default and Loss Experience -- pt. 5. The Economic Significance of Federal Lending and Loan Insurance -- Aggregative Economic Relationships -- Problems of Measurment -- Relation of Federal Credit Programs to Gross National Product -- Resource-Allocational Effects -- Effects on Credit Markets and Lending Practices -- pt. 6. Agricultural Credit Programs -- The Production Credit System -- Banks for Cooperatives -- Federal Farm Mortage Corporation -- Farmers Home Administration -- Farm Mortgage Services -- Non-Real-Estate Credit Services -- Rural Electrification Administration -- Impact of the Programs on Agriculture -- Effects on Agricultural Output -- Effects on the Agricultural Credit Market -- pt. 7. Federal Lending and Loan Insurance Programs for Business and Financial Institutions -- Credit Experience -- Impact on Business Enterprises and Busines Financing Institutions -- pt. 8. Federal Lending and Loan Insurance Programs for Housing.