Adaptation and Adoption of the Raiffeisen System of Rural Cooperative Credit in the United States: Proposal of a Committee of Enquiry for That Purpose

This volume explores the potential adoption of the Raiffeisen system, a cooperative credit model developed by German banker Friedrich Wilhelm Raiffeisen in the 19th century, in rural areas of the United States. The work includes a proposal by a committee of inquiry, correspondence with the Southern Commercial Congress and the Farmers National Congress, and detailed analysis of the practicality of implementing this system nationally.

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