Why Did We Grant Su Yulan a 6,000-Yuan Loan?

Shenyang Xinchengzi District Finance Bureau

Chinese Economy, 1987, vol. 21, issue 2, 12-14

Abstract: In February this year, in accordance with directives from the district leadership and Su Yulan's application, we decided, after appropriate investigations, to grant her a farm loan of 6,000 yuan. The loan helped finance the building of ten pigpens, a feed fermentation facility, and a motor pump well for Su and her family's pig farm. The loan agreement specified that the sum was to be paid back within three years.

Date: 1987
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