Credit demand
Credit demand among small farmers: a district level approach, Pakistan
... In order to determine the impacts of certain factors on credit demand, interviews of 123 small farmers were conducted in six villages of the Mandi Bahauddin district of Pakistan. With the help of this ...
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Factors Influencing Credit Demand among Household Non Agriculture Enterprises in Malawi
... get credit from formal sources, but are also afraid with the prospect of failing the payback the loan ...source credit services; Rand [14] observed that male owned enterprises in Vietnam obtained ...
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Do interest rates matter? credit demand in the Dhaka Slums
... Donors who are shaping microfinance policy have spent much effort making the argument that raising real interests to 50 percent and higher is unlikely, in fact, to dissuade credit-worthy borrowers. The assertion ...
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Determinants of small-scale enterprise credit demand: evidence from Oyo state, Nigeria
... from credit markets in Oyo State, ...seeking credit by the respondents were lack of information, lack of required collateral security and terms and ...specific credit sources, either formal and ...
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Determinants of Coffee Farmers Cooperatives’ Demand for Institutional Credit: Empirical Evidence from Ethiopia
... cooperatives’ demand for institutional credit under the Ethiopian ...of credit self-constrained cooperatives and tends to underestimate demand for ...potential demand that could be ...
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Determinants of loan lending policy: a comparative study of the commercial banks and the deposit taking savings and credit co-operative societies in Nairobi
... The loan lending policy has been identified as the major bottleneck inhibiting commercial banks and other financial institutions in meeting the credit needs of the credit demand in the m[r] ...
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Promoting economic recovery and employment in Ireland
... Beyond the current economic crisis, there are questions concerning the contribution of the financial system to Ireland’s economic development in the long run (Ó Riain & O'Sullivan, 2011). Ó Riain notes that in the ...
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CONTRIBUTION TO THE ANALYSIS OF THE EXPLANATORY FACTORS OF THE FINANCING DECISION OF THE SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (PME) SENEGALESE BY THE BIMAO (BANK OF THE MUTUALIST INSTITUTIONS OF WEST AFRICA).
... of credit success factors not exhaustive in the analysis of the success factors of the credit granted but seeks a modest contribution of certain variables in the financing decision of ...SME credit ...
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Small and Medium-sized Enterprises’ Credit Rationing on the Tunisian Bank Credit Market
... that demand for bank credit from SMEs is not driven by “endogenous” factors such as the level of activity and internal available resources of the firm, but rather by other “exogenous” factors in the ...
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The rate of interest as a macroeconomic distribution parameter: Horizontalism and Post Keynesian models of distribution of growth
... a credit money economy, external finance for firms’ investment can be supplied either by those households holding financial wealth or by the banking ...creditworthy credit demand at a given rate of ...
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An empirical analysis of accessibility and impact of microcredit: the rural credit market in the Mekong River Delta, Vietnam
... of credit differs among borrowers due to risk assessment by ...the credit rationing theory based on two main assumptions: i) lenders cannot differentiate degrees of risk associated with safe and risky ...
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An EPQ Model for Deteriorating Items under Random Planning Horizon with Some Linguistic Relations Between Demand, Selling Price and Trade Credit, Ordered Quantity
... Deterioration of units is one of the most crucial factor in inventory problems for deteriorating items. Over the years, there are some investigations on inventory control / supply chain of deteriorating items with ...
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An inventory model with price sensitive demand, variable holding cost and trade credit under inflation
... trade credit of a cycle, the retailer is free of charge, but he is charged on an interest for those items not being sold before this ...trade credit period, the retailer can accumulate revenues by selling ...
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Non Standard Securitizations: Their Economic and Financial Applications Potential
... recent credit crisis has increased the demand for the securitization of future flow receiv- ables and ...potential demand for these goods may have not ...
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Factors Hindering Growth of Women Owned Micro and Small Enterprises: A case of Micro Finance Borrowers in Makadara, Nairobi
... Studies from Bangladesh show that women tend to invest more in the household, and men tend to invest more in the business (Mosley, 1996). Goetz and Gupta (1994) observe that; the credit- giving NGOs may simply ...
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Justifiable thrift or feverish animal spirits: What stirred the corporate credit crunch in Poland?
... The figure 26 is also interesting. It stems from the theory that the stricter rules in terms of required collateral were particularly calamitous to the lending levels. The thing is, as the value of firms’ assets has ...
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Unpreserved Inventory Models with Inflation Induced Demand under Progressive Credit Limit
... An order level inventory model for deteriorating items with inflation induced demand and shortage has been developed. Since most decision makers think that inflation does not have significant influence on the ...
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Annual Survey of Developments in International Trade Law: 1983
... The alleged act of fraud was the demand of the Iranian bank for payment on letters of credit securing performance of contract terms which was made while the Iranian[r] ...
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Bank lending to the production sector: credit crunch or extra credit?
... sector’s demand for bank ...the demand for credit increases as real added value increases and decreases as the cost of lending and self-financing ...the credit supply curve, rather than a ...
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A EPQ inventory model with Stochastic Demand, finite production rate of Deteriorating items, Shortages And two-level of credit financing
... Supplier gives a credit period M to the retailer and retailer offers a credit period N (M > N) to the customers. Hence, the retailer can generate revenue and earn interest at the rate Ie during the ...
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