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Showing 1 to 20 of 31 for “"Credit Rationing"”.
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Credit rationing in general equilibrium
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Economics, 1986.
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Credit rationing and the commercial loan market.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of Economics. Thesis. 1968. Ph.D.
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Essays on credit rationing and borrowing constraints
The problem of credit rationing/borrowing constraint has recently received considerable attention. Individuals who are denied any credit by a financial institution, or who find it difficult to borrow against future incomes, are said to be credit rationed or borrowing constrained in the credit …
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Monetary Policy, Credit Rationing, and Investment in Developing Countries
From a policy standpoint, the analysis gives some prescriptions, including the need for macroeconomic stability and development of information systems, as preconditions for interest rate reform policies to work.
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Essays on strategic trade policy : market uncertainty, incomplete information, and credit rationing
… In essay three, we examine the implications of credit rationing for international trade. Development and production of new products often involves uncertainty (e.g. R&D uncertainty and demand uncertainty), which could lead to credit rationing. We find that the presence of credit rationing may …
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Financial development, credit rationing and the distribution of income: South Africa 1913-2008
… of the impact of financial development and credit constraints on earnings inequality in the country between 1923 and 2008. The time-span is particularly interesting, as it includes three distinct political regimes: colonialism, apartheid and democracy.
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Credit rationing: A growth obstacle to informal SMEs in the Western Cape City Bowl of Cape Town
The study investigated the limit of credit by financial institutions which is an obstacle on the growth of informal survivalist and non-survivalist small enterprises which operate in the Western Cape, Cape Town City bowl area. The objectives of the study were to examine the impact that credit …
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Credit rationing: A growth obstacle to informal SMEs in the Western Cape city bowl of Cape Town
ABSTRACT The study investigated the limit of credit by financial institutions which is an obstacle on the growth of informal survivalist and non-survivalist small enterprises which operate in the Western Cape, Cape Town City bowl area. The objectives of the study were to examine the impact that …
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Examining the factors impacting small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in accessing development debt finance in the kingdom of Eswatini
… a binary logistic regression analysis to assess credit rationing factors preventing SMEs in the Kingdom of Eswatini to access DFIs loans for their growth and development. Thus, the objectives of the study are to examine the relationships between credit rationing factors and their effects on …
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Factores determinantes del racionamiento en el mercado de crédito bancario: un estudio empírico en Andalucía
… organisations usually suffer, specially the credit rationing. Thus, the main objective of this Ph.D. thesis is to determine if it is possible to find within the Andalusian credit market any restrictions, for instance to credit concessions and its commercial conditions to more little …
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Investigating the root causes of the challenges with the Lesotho national referral hospital public-private partnership project
ABSTRACT The study investigated the limit of credit by financial institutions which is an obstacle on the growth of informal survivalist and non-survivalist small enterprises which operate in the Western Cape, Cape Town City bowl area. The objectives of the study were to examine the impact that …
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Institutions and development: Evidence from Vietnam
… part of the second paper, "Can Religion Mitigate Credit Rationing: Evidence from Vietnam," presents a game-theoretical model of credit rationing. The model shows that increasing enforcement always mitigates credit rationing, and thus increases equilibrium loan size and interest rate. The second …
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Economc Analysis of Privatization
… investment plays in a financial market with a credit rationing problem. Two kinds of borrowers co-exist in the economy, namely the public and the private. Public borrowers enjoy a "first mover" advantage to borrow money from banks. In this situation, the credit rationing is found escalating. …
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Essays on imperfect information and economic growth
… information between lenders and borrowers in the credit market. The first chapter considers an endogenous growth model where lenders and capital producing borrowers are asymmetrically informed as to the borrower’s ability to successfully operate an investment project. In contrast to the existing …
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SME financing in dollarised multicurrency system: Zimbabwe case study
… for SMEs financing. The Pecking Order and Credit Rationing Models were used to assess whether SMEs should consider outside or inside finance and again whether the ideal source of capital should be debt or equity. The research document introduced the demand side data set of the Pecking Order …
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Tornado in Credit Desert: Role of Consumer Credit Access in Disaster Recovery
I study the effect of credit access restrictions on post-disaster financial outcomes of subprime consumers in Arkansas, a state with the lowest usury cap of 17 percent. Due to the restrictive cap, neither payday nor consumer finance companies operate in Arkansas, while they do in all six …
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Small farmer participation in the institutional credit market : a Thai case study
… thesis is to understand why the institutional credit disbursed by rural credit programmes (RCPs) in developing countries tends to by-pass the small farmers to whom it is frequently directed. In undertaking this task, a number of secondary research objectives are pursued, notably, the …
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Essays on Finance and Climate Risk
… through higher required down payments. This credit rationing shifts the composition of mortgages in flood zones towards richer and higher credit quality borrowers. The second chapter, joint with David Thesmar, Augustin Landier, and Jean-Francois Bonnefon, characterizes investors’ moral …
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