368 Pages
by
Routledge
368 Pages
by
Routledge
368 Pages
by
Routledge
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How has British industry financed itself in the past? With the current debate on industry's financial strategy, this study of the past sixty years is a particularly timely contribution to the discussions on the future financing of industry.
This book gives, for the inter-war years, a detailed examination of the main sources of funds, covering long-term and short-term funding. It also traces... Read more
Introduction
PART ONE: The inter-war years
1. Some aspects of the demand for funds
2. The establishment of the domestic new issue market
3. The clearing banks and industry
4. Internal funds
5. The Macmillan and other gaps
PART TWO: The Post-war period
6. The capital market
7. Banks and industry
8. Internal finance
9. Trade credit, short-medium-term finance.
10. The public corporations
11. Sources and uses of funds 1952-76
Biography
W.A. Thomas
