This paper analyzes appropriate procedures for studying how the credit rationing process takes place in rural financial markets. The paper demonstrates that in order to analyze credit discrimination one should have a well-defined demand and supply model. This model should be estimated using data on both loans granted and loans rejected. The criteria by which credit applications were rejected or accepted should also be explicitly incorporated into the analysis
This paper provides a methodological bridge leading from the well-developed theory of credit rationi...
The analysis of credit rationing in the context of the classical equilibrium model implies the exist...
What is the magnitude of borrower transaction costs? How does it affect borrower demand for and acce...
This paper analyzes an appropriate methodology for studying discriminatory credit rationing in rural...
This paper analyzes an appropriate methodology for studying discriminatory credit rationing in rural...
This paper analyzes an appropriate methodology for studying discriminatory credit rationing in rural...
Empirical analysis of rural credit market failure has been of key scientific and political interest ...
This study analyzed empirical data for evidence of credit rationing in rural financial markets of th...
The paper shows that credit rationing is not exercised through transaction costs in Togo rural credi...
A common problem in agricultural credit markets in developing countries is the coexistence of a comp...
Agricultural credit programs in lesser developed countries (LDCs) frequently incorporate low interes...
This paper shows that the way in which loan contract conditions are established by development insti...
A simultaneous-equations model of loan transactions in rural areas is estimated. Results highlight t...
Small scale enterprises receive several forms of aid, but many are denied access to loans from speci...
The central task of this thesis is to understand why the institutional credit disbursed by rural cre...
This paper provides a methodological bridge leading from the well-developed theory of credit rationi...
The analysis of credit rationing in the context of the classical equilibrium model implies the exist...
What is the magnitude of borrower transaction costs? How does it affect borrower demand for and acce...
This paper analyzes an appropriate methodology for studying discriminatory credit rationing in rural...
This paper analyzes an appropriate methodology for studying discriminatory credit rationing in rural...
This paper analyzes an appropriate methodology for studying discriminatory credit rationing in rural...
Empirical analysis of rural credit market failure has been of key scientific and political interest ...
This study analyzed empirical data for evidence of credit rationing in rural financial markets of th...
The paper shows that credit rationing is not exercised through transaction costs in Togo rural credi...
A common problem in agricultural credit markets in developing countries is the coexistence of a comp...
Agricultural credit programs in lesser developed countries (LDCs) frequently incorporate low interes...
This paper shows that the way in which loan contract conditions are established by development insti...
A simultaneous-equations model of loan transactions in rural areas is estimated. Results highlight t...
Small scale enterprises receive several forms of aid, but many are denied access to loans from speci...
The central task of this thesis is to understand why the institutional credit disbursed by rural cre...
This paper provides a methodological bridge leading from the well-developed theory of credit rationi...
The analysis of credit rationing in the context of the classical equilibrium model implies the exist...
What is the magnitude of borrower transaction costs? How does it affect borrower demand for and acce...