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Reserve Bank of India
Language
English
Pages
127

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Subjects

Credit, Banks and banking

Places

India

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Report of the Study Group to Frame Guidelines for Follow-up of Bank Credit.
1975, Reserve Bank of India
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Chairman: Prakash Tandon.

Published in
Bombay

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
332.7/0954
Library of Congress
HG3729.I42 S83 1975

The Physical Object

Pagination
iv, 127 p. ;
Number of pages
127

ID Numbers

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OL21344437M

Source records

University of Toronto MARC record

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