上州製糸業地域における国立銀行の成立と変貌 (1) : 前橋第三十九国立銀行の事例

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It was an urgent neccessity for Japan, which started its industrialization much later than the western countries, to develop traditional industries, in order to catch up with enlarging international trade. Above all, the government needed to increase the production of the silk industry because of the large demand for silk products by foreign contries. Money raising for the industry was a maior concern for the govenment which established the Maebashi Dai Sanjo-ku Nationaal Bank in the Joshu district, the most important center for the silk industry since the later part of the Tokugawa period in order to satisfy capital needs. This article aims to make clear: (I) how the government tried to encourage the industry through the newly established national bank, (2) how the industry was reorganized and modernized by the government policy, (3) what kind of financial relations developed between the bank and industry.
社会経済史学会の論文
1965-03-10