which of the following dominated the rural credit supply in 1951-52? १९५१-५२
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Banks, government, moneylenders, cooperative banks
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Non-institutional sources dominated the rural credit supply from 1951-1952.
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What is Rural Credit, and list some important properties of it in the rural areas?
A Rural Credit can be defined as any credit accepted for agricultural uses or small home enterprises in India's rural areas.
The following are some of its key features:
- Crop production is the main source of credit in rural communities.
- Crop production requires remarkable expenditures for the resources such as seeds, pesticides, equipment repair, fertilizers, water, and energy among other things.
- Agricultural loans are often granted at the beginning of the season and repaid after the harvest.
Which sources had the most dominance between 1951 and 1952?
Non-institutional sources dominated in 1951, accounting for 90% of farmer families' outstanding debt, but their proportion dropped drastically to 37% in 1981.
Money lenders, businessmen, commission agents, friends, and family are some examples of non-institutional sources.
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