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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"borrowing patterns"”.

  1. Analysis of Texas College Students' Loan Borrowing Patterns

    … to examine Texas college students' loan borrowing patterns. Through the use of a questionnaire, a survey was conducted among individuals who financed all or part of their college education through the use of the State Sponsored Student Loan Program. The results of the study showed that …

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  2. Liquidity Shocks and the Demand for Pawn Loans

    … changes in income to drastically affect the borrowing patterns of households proves difficult to reconcile with Permanent Income/Life Cycle Hypothesis.

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  3. Under Pressure: Target Governments’ Domestic and Foreign Policy Responses to Economic Sanctions

    … target governments change their spending and borrowing patterns as they face a drop in revenue associated with economic restrictions. Furthermore, they tend to engage more actively with international organizations to maintain their international standing as part of their foreign policy. …

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  4. Self-Reliant Subjects of Finance: Investing and Borrowing in Working-class Households in Contemporary Capitalism

    … increasing reliance on personal investment and borrowing, in order to understand how finance and risk have been rationalised as effective ways to make ends meet in the subjectivation of individuals and households. Against declining public provision of welfare services, many households invest in …

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