The hypothesis that informal financial groups (IFGs) in Zaire are adapted to their membership, their needs and their distinctive attributes was explored. IFGs were found to engage in a variety of activities in addition to providing the joint financial services of borrowing and saving: the most prominent of these activities was the engenderment of reciprocal obligations within the membership. Operating procedures were also found to be flexible and adaptable
Abstract: An effective financial system is required to mobilize resource from surplus sector to defi...
This dissertation endeavours to shed light on the paradox of the persistence of informal finance in ...
Previous research on the determinants of credit rationing exclusively focused on the behavior of for...
The hypothesis that informal financial groups (IFGs) in Zaire are relatively homogeneous in terms of...
A formal model of informal financial groups is developed. A system of equations is estimated by a tw...
This paper analyzes the determinants of individual participation in informal financial groups (IFGs)...
Informal financial services (IFSs) provide various types of investment avenues for both rural and ur...
Based on a 1988 survey, this paper shows that informal groups in Cameroon are capable of responding ...
The study was conducted in North Unguja, Zanzibar focussing on informal rural groups, formed by the ...
This paper explored both primary and secondary data in testing the attitudes of over 1200 respondent...
The purpose of this paper is to examine the role of farmer organization in the mobilization and admi...
Credit unions, known in Niger as Caisses Populaires d'Epargne et de Credit (CPECs), started in rural...
This paper explored both primary and secondary data in testing the attitudes of over 1200 respondent...
Informal finance consists of a heterogeneous set of individual and group financial arrangements. Inf...
This paper provides an empirical analysis of the demand for financial services by micro-entrepreneur...
Abstract: An effective financial system is required to mobilize resource from surplus sector to defi...
This dissertation endeavours to shed light on the paradox of the persistence of informal finance in ...
Previous research on the determinants of credit rationing exclusively focused on the behavior of for...
The hypothesis that informal financial groups (IFGs) in Zaire are relatively homogeneous in terms of...
A formal model of informal financial groups is developed. A system of equations is estimated by a tw...
This paper analyzes the determinants of individual participation in informal financial groups (IFGs)...
Informal financial services (IFSs) provide various types of investment avenues for both rural and ur...
Based on a 1988 survey, this paper shows that informal groups in Cameroon are capable of responding ...
The study was conducted in North Unguja, Zanzibar focussing on informal rural groups, formed by the ...
This paper explored both primary and secondary data in testing the attitudes of over 1200 respondent...
The purpose of this paper is to examine the role of farmer organization in the mobilization and admi...
Credit unions, known in Niger as Caisses Populaires d'Epargne et de Credit (CPECs), started in rural...
This paper explored both primary and secondary data in testing the attitudes of over 1200 respondent...
Informal finance consists of a heterogeneous set of individual and group financial arrangements. Inf...
This paper provides an empirical analysis of the demand for financial services by micro-entrepreneur...
Abstract: An effective financial system is required to mobilize resource from surplus sector to defi...
This dissertation endeavours to shed light on the paradox of the persistence of informal finance in ...
Previous research on the determinants of credit rationing exclusively focused on the behavior of for...