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Notarized Loans in 18th Century Milan: a Credit Market Equilibrium? A Social Network Approach
The presentation examines private lending in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century Milan through notarial records and social network analysis. It highlights notaries’ role as intermediaries who reduced information asymmetries and broadened access to credit across social groups. The notarial system comp
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