Compare the terms of credit for small- landless agricultural workers and meadium farmers in village

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Basis of Difference Small landless farmers Medium farmers

Collateral requirements No collateral is required for loans Collateral required

Rate of interest charged on loans Comparatively less Comparatively high

Maximum amount of loan allowed Maximum Amount of loan allowed is small. Maximum Amount as loan is more than the amount available for small farmer.

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Basis of Difference	Small landless farmers	Medium farmers
Collateral requirements	No collateral is required for loans	Collateral required
Rate of interest charged on loans	Comparatively less	Comparatively high
Maximum amount of loan allowed	Maximum Amount of loan allowed is small.	Maximum Amount as loan is more than the amount available for small farmer.