The banks were lending tens of dollars for every dollar deposited by the savers.
Jusqu’ici, les banques prêtaient des dizaines de dollar pour chaque dollar déposé par les épargnants.
At the end of the 18th century, the local dominant classes, including the clergy, were lending to the colonial State and also to the home country at a rate of 5%.
À la fin du 18e siècle, les classes dominantes locales, y compris le clergé, prêtaient à un taux de 5 % à l’État colonial et également à la métropole.
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