中世紀(jì)英國國王借貸活動研究(公元11-15世紀(jì))
[Abstract]:After the emergence of the private system, the word "loan" has a long history in both East and West. The loan capital is derived from businessmen, religious institutions and officials, mainly used in life and production and consumption, to some extent, provides the convenience for the debtors, and also provides the possibility for the lenders to make a profit.
The first large credit business in Western Europe was Jewish. This is because Christians are rarely involved in usury, while Jews are not subject to the legal restrictions on the prohibition of usury. With the continuous development of commercial activities, more and more money and loan needs have emerged in Western European society. Thus, the Jews are natural. But the rich wealth of the Jewish people's loan was soon caused by the covetous of the princes and nobles, who eventually levied high taxes on the Jews to extract the Jews' capital and even expel the Jews. It was used by the Germanic people. Borrowing activities were popular in Western Europe. From Henry II, the records of the king's lending activities were recorded. The reasons for borrowing were often to cope with the years of war, the administrative expenses and the huge supply of the court. Privileged income is far from being able to cope with growing expenses. In addition, the "limited Royalty" concept in the British tradition makes the tax collection system in Britain imperfect, and the king must be able to levy taxes through the approval of the parliament, which is often long, not much, and unable to cope with the emergency. The way of fundraising began to be widely used in the royal family.
From the beginning of Edward I, the king began to systematically use the financial method of borrowing. In order to obtain loans, the king did not hesitate to give some commercial privileges to the banker or businessman who borrowed money to the king. The people who could provide loans for the king include the Bank of Italy, the native businessmen, the church and the monastery. In addition to providing loans to the king, they can also master many British commercial monopoly privileges, such as the export tariff of wool. The king often borrows from the king with a tariff as a guarantee, so that it can not only borrow the money, but also avoid the tariff management loopholes caused by official malfeasance or greed. In the contention of commercial monopoly privileges, the native businessmen, under the premise of insufficient personal capital, formed a group of syndicated collectives to provide loans to the king, and the purpose of the church and the monastery to provide the king with loans was mainly to obtain cheap property.
In the trade between the king and the Bank of Italy and the merchant of his own country, the king always grasped the initiative. They had had a very sweet period, but the final relationship ended with the imbalance of interest. Some of the banks of Italy went bankrupt, and the domestic businessmen realized the danger of lending to the king. When the Black Death attacked. The British economy had been badly hit by Britain after the attack. At the same time, British tariffs were greatly reduced due to the transition of the trade structure. The king's lending activities were hindered and announced in 1485.
Looking through the lending activities of the kings in the medieval England, the king relieved financial difficulties by borrowing, but at the same time it lost a lot of vested interests, such as the loss of customs revenue, the monopoly of wool and so on. In addition, the amount of the monarchs' loans was often very large and difficult to be repaid in one time and had to be supplemented from other places. The way to repay, which resulted in the enlargement of the king's lending, was invisible to the possibility of the development of British monopoly capital. The king's borrowing from domestic merchants promoted the development of the "distributed land" system in the British wool trade, and Edward S was therefore called the "father of the United Kingdom".
【學(xué)位授予單位】:山東大學(xué)
【學(xué)位級別】:碩士
【學(xué)位授予年份】:2010
【分類號】:F835.61;K561.3
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