Leaseholding

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has abstract: The payment of cash for the use of property or monopoly rights, leaseholding was one of the most important Jewish occupations in Eastern and Central Europe from the Middle Ages. Its importance grew considerably in the early modern period: according to the Jewish census of 1764–1765 in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, more than one-third of employed Jews were leaseholders of various kinds. In the nineteenth century, the importance of leaseholding declined with economic modernization, but continued to be a principal source of income for Jews. @en
title: Leaseholding
alternative label: leased
alternative label: leaseholder
alternative label: leaseholders
alternative label: leaseholding
alternative label: leases
alternative label: leasing
alternative label: lessees
preferred label: Leaseholding
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