The Loan shark problem today.
Contributors: Duke University. School of Law
Series: Law and contemporary problems,; v. 19, no. 1
Publisher: School of Law, Duke University
Published: 1954
Place of publication: [Durham, N.C.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 138
Subjects: Consumer credit -- United States.; Loans, Personal -- United States.; Usury laws -- United States.
Notes: Bibliographical footnotes.
Cover title.
Table of contents: title: Foreword.  Progress and problems in regulation of consumer credit, by F. B. Hubachek.  A regulatory small loan law solves loan shark problem, by J. A. A. Burnquist.  Nebraska has no loan shark problem today, by H. Johnson.  Progress in consumer credit in Kentucky, by B. J. Lenihan.  The loan shark problem in the Southeastern States, by W. H. Simpson.  A bird's-eye view of the loan shark problem from the offices of the Legal Aid Society in Atlanta, Georgia, by C. M. Pennisi.  Organized labor views the loan shark problem, by J. A. Woll.  The responsibility of all consumer lending agencies to help eliminate the loan shark evil, by J. M. Redfield.  Banking's opportunity to service the small loan needs of the public, by C. K. Dellmuth.  What lies ahead in the field of small loans, by R. H. Smith.  The future of the loan shark and consumer credit agencies, by L. Henderson.