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Credit and Village Society in Fourteenth-Century England Productivity leadership performance entrepreneurship investing business information overload decision-making brain science cognition attention self-help misinformation This book explores the agrarianExploring the role of credit is vital to understanding any economy. In the past two decades historians of many European regions have become increasingly aware that medieval credit, far from being the preserve of merchants, bankers, or monarchs, was actually of basic importance to the ordinary villagers who made up most of the population. This is the first study devoted to credit in rural England in the middle ages. Focusing in particular on seven well