What is the magnitude of borrower transaction costs? How does it affect borrower demand for and access to credit? What are the determinants of transaction costs? Is credit rationing through transaction costs relatively more widespread and important when interest rates are restricted than when they are deregulated? These are the issues that the paper hopes to provide answers to.financial market, rural credit, financial sector, rural sector, borrowing behavior, borrower, transaction costs
This paper conducts an empirical investigation of the rural credit market in Myanmar to help guide p...
This thesis contributes to the understanding of the rural financial market in developing countries w...
A common problem in agricultural credit markets in developing countries is the coexistence of a comp...
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 simultaneous-equations model of loan transactions in rural areas is estimated. Results highlight t...
This study aims to analyze how rural banks operate as credit institutions and to discover ways of im...
Hidden costs are an important feature of credit transactions in rural financial markets of lesser de...
Agricultural credit programs in lesser developed countries (LDCs) frequently incorporate low interes...
This paper analyzes appropriate procedures for studying how the credit rationing process takes place...
Credit market is an imperfect market due to the existence of asymmetrical information between lender...
The Heckman two-stage procedure is used to identify and rank the determinants of internal and extern...
The new generation of credit programs directed at small borrowers emphasizes financial sustainabilit...
Recognition of a continuous improvement in the formal financial system is necessary for economic gro...
RURAL CREDIT MARKETS have been at the center of policy intervention in developing countries over the...
This paper conducts an empirical investigation of the rural credit market in Myanmar to help guide p...
This thesis contributes to the understanding of the rural financial market in developing countries w...
A common problem in agricultural credit markets in developing countries is the coexistence of a comp...
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 simultaneous-equations model of loan transactions in rural areas is estimated. Results highlight t...
This study aims to analyze how rural banks operate as credit institutions and to discover ways of im...
Hidden costs are an important feature of credit transactions in rural financial markets of lesser de...
Agricultural credit programs in lesser developed countries (LDCs) frequently incorporate low interes...
This paper analyzes appropriate procedures for studying how the credit rationing process takes place...
Credit market is an imperfect market due to the existence of asymmetrical information between lender...
The Heckman two-stage procedure is used to identify and rank the determinants of internal and extern...
The new generation of credit programs directed at small borrowers emphasizes financial sustainabilit...
Recognition of a continuous improvement in the formal financial system is necessary for economic gro...
RURAL CREDIT MARKETS have been at the center of policy intervention in developing countries over the...
This paper conducts an empirical investigation of the rural credit market in Myanmar to help guide p...
This thesis contributes to the understanding of the rural financial market in developing countries w...
A common problem in agricultural credit markets in developing countries is the coexistence of a comp...