Why, the repayment capacity of lower-class households is limited!

However, a new question has come. Do higher-level households need this Qingmiao loan? Is it possible not to force the payment?

Therefore, it is a reform that mainly accumulates wealth and benefits the people as the auxiliary.

It’s just to make money!

Therefore, Wang Ju said that if you don’t ask for anything, you won’t be forced to match, but if you want to have no interest.

If according to the original plan, there is only two-point profit. As for some people in difficulties, they can be allowed to repay until the next year is good. Is this a two-point profit or a four-point profit based on the years? Lu Huiqing's memorial did not say.

But no matter how you charge, its annual profit is two-quarters!

Then let's get a levy. However, if it continues, the levy to the powerful has caused dissatisfaction, and it has also hit usury, which is even more dissatisfied! However, three-point profits emerged during the levy. Some people even made arrears after the oweds. After the qualifying, the clerks calculated based on the three-point calculation of half a year, and six points per year, and twelve points per year. For example, a poor household borrowed ten stones of grain in spring. When they encountered difficulties in the spring, they could not repay it, but they could be arrears. There was a slight harvest in the second year. There would be no complaints. If they paid back the 14 stones of grain, the people would thank the court. However, after the change of the clerks, it became a 22 stone of grain. How did the people repay it?

Then it not only makes money, but also becomes a harsh policy!

How to not let the opposition go!

Wang Ju refers to this when he never increases profit.

Lu Huiqing obviously underestimated the officials below, and nodded and said, "It is a move that benefits the people, how can we gain profits?"

A move to benefit the people? Wang Ju smiled helplessly and said again: "Brother Ji Fu, why did no one in the court's civil and military affairs object to you in reading this memorial just now?" (To be continued)

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Chapter completed!