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Nowadays the agricultural credit constitutes a necessary source of bor-rowed capital. Its creation takes place in the banking system, which since 2008 is in a difficult position in the majority of the countries worldwide. Public au-thorities were forced to intervene, sometimes using nonstandard solutions, when on the one hand, the economies found themselves in the liquidity trap, and on the other they had to stop the threat of deflation. This helped to stabilise the economies, financial sectors and credit markets. However, the period of expan-sive monetary policy and most often the same fiscal policy must end someday. It is hard to predict how economies will react to such change in the direction of macroeconomic policy. The relations of agricultural credit, monetary policy and the national economy are complex and, at the same time, two-way. They are modified simul-taneously by the use of preferential credit for farmers in certain countries. In quantitative terms, the agricultural credit, in general, has a minor impact on the monetary policy, economic growth and socio-economic development. This aris-es mainly from the small share of agriculture in total supply and demand for credit. On the other hand, the preferential credits can contribute, to a small de-gree, to the imbalance of public finances. Finally, the multiplier-accelerator mechanism explains the slight, almost negligible impact of the agricultural credit on the economic fluctuations in the national economy.
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The published document called The report of Kraków’s department of the National Land Bank in 1935 comes from the Archive of New Files in Warsaw, National Land Bank group, catalogue number 28. In the general part there are entries concerning the situation of agriculture in Kraków’s province in 1935. In the second part there is information on the subject of credit activity of Kraków’s National Land Bank department concerning short-term, medium-term and long-term credit, as well as issue credit. The published document can be helpful for the research dedicated to the history of the economics in Kraków’s province during interwar period. Information included in this document are especially valuable for the people dealing with banking and the history of agriculture.
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Przedmiotem rozważań są państwowe banki rozwoju rolnictwa w Niemczech i w Polsce, przy czym Niemcy mają specjalną instytucję kredytową w postaci Landwirtschaftliche Rentenbank, a w Polsce utworzono fundusz gwarancyjny przy ogólnym państwowym banku rozwoju. W konkluzji autorka stwierdza między innymi, że dzięki wspieraniu przez państwo kredytów rolniczych, czy to przez utworzenie specjalnego państwowego banku promocyjnego dla rolnictwa, czy przez utworzenie funduszu gwarancyjnego dla rolnictwa, istnieje możliwość pokrycia zapotrzebowania na kredyty przez przedsiębiorstwa rolne w Niemczech i w Polsce. Przyczynia się to do zabezpieczenia płynności finansowej, a w konsekwencji do utrzymania przedsiębiorstw rolnych. Nie należy oczekiwać, zwłaszcza w kontekście wyzwań ekologicznych oraz cyfryzacji rolnictwa, że potrzeby pożyczkowe rolnictwa będą się zmniejszać. W tym zakresie kredyty rolne i ich wsparcie ze strony państwa nadal będą odgrywać ważną rolę.
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This article looks at state banks for agricultural development in Germany and Poland. While in Germany a special credit institution in the form of the Landwirtschaftliche Rentenbank has been created, in Poland a guarantee fund has been established within the structures of the state bank for development. The study has confirmed that state support extended in the form of agricultural credit, whether through the creation of a special state bank supporting and promoting agriculture or through the establishment of an agricultural guarantee fund, enables agricultural enterprises in Germany and Poland to cover their credit needs, secure liquidity and, consequently, maintain their business. However, especially in the context of the environmental challenges and the digitalisation of agriculture, there is no sign that borrowing needs of the agricultural sector will be declining, and therefore state support of agricultural credit will continue to play an important role.
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Der Beitrag beschäftigt sich mit den staatlichen Förderbanken für die Landwirtschaft in Deutschland und Polen, wobei in Deutschland ein eigenes Spezialkreditinstitut in Form der Landwirtschaftlichen Rentenbank existiert und in Polen ein Garantiefonds bei der allgemeinen staatlichen Entwicklungsbank geschaffen wurde. Der Beitrag geht darüber hinaus auf den Ausgangspunkt staatlicher Förderbanken für die Landwirtschaft, die Notwendigkeit und Bedeutung der Ermöglichung von Agrarkrediten, ein. Vertiefend beschäftigt sich der Beitrag mit der Landwirtschaftlichen Rentenbank. Hierzu werden die Funktionsvorgängerin aus der Weimarer Republik (Deutsche Rentenbank-Kreditanstalt), die Kapitalaufbringung durch Rentenbankgrundschuldzinsen, die innere Organisation sowie die gesetzlich zugewiesene Aufgabe der Förderung der Landwirtschaft und des ländlichen Raumes inklusive der Aufgabendurchführung in Form des Hausbankenprinzips in den Blick genommen. Darüber hinaus werden die Haftungsinstitute des Bundes behandelt, aufgrund derer sich die Landwirtschaftliche Rentenbank günstig refinanzieren kann, wodurch sie letztlich selbst vergünstigte Agrarförderkredite ausgeben kann.
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