Rural Financial Markets
Rural Financial Markets in Developing Countries
... in rural financial ...reduced rural deposits, the impact on farm borrowers is a priori ambiguous since what an individual farmer loses by receiving a smaller loan may be more than compensated for by ...
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<Articles>Savings Groups and Rural Financial Markets: Japanese and Thai Experiences
... Operational inflexibility of DCD SGs is partly because villagers having little book- keeping experience to manage the groups. The government did not provide any assis- tance on work contents for the villagers. Actually, ...
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Asymmetric Information in Rural Financial Markets and Interlinking of Transactions Through Self-Help Groups
... The Fund is the farmer's source of consumption and emergency loans during lean months. Because it is not a mere conduit but a line of first defence against a bad or defective loan, PAIDC[r] ...
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Credit constraints in rural financial markets in Chile: determinants and consequences
... In recent decades, there has been a striking interest in the importance of social capital for reducing co-ordination problems. However, social capital is a broad concept which is defined differently across studies. Some ...
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MARKETING STRATEGIES FOR RURAL INDIAN MARKETS
... Companies that have taken trouble to understand rural markets have tasted success. Arvind Mills’s market research found that even the cheapest branded jeans were beyond the reach of rural males; ...
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Group behaviour in financial markets
... 114 of 'stickiness', that is, how quickly a trader reacts to changes in dividends. Fundamental traders buy if the stock's dividend is high enough above a constant interest rate and sell if the dividend is relatively low, ...
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Are financial markets fit for purpose?
... and financial sectors in pushing up house prices up above the CPI level by using a savings allocation that did not produce output and employment growth, led to the individual households’ income and savings ...
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Bidding markets with financial constraints
... A representative example of the institutional details of the bidding markets we are interested in is highway maintenance procurement. As Hong and Shum (2002) pointed out “many of the contractors in these auctions ...
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Financial Intermediation, Markets, and Alternative Financial Sectors *
... 21 distress. Cuñat (2007) argues that suppliers have an interest in keeping their customers in business because trade credit is mainly based on long-term relationships and likely to involve sunk costs. McMillan and ...
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Diffusion of Rural Malls in Rural Markets: A Study of Consumer Perception
... The study depicts that remoteness of rural malls is having an impact on consumer footfalls. FMCG products are also difficult to sell through these malls. Further, the general dealers employed a number of ...
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Financial Intermediation, Markets, and Alternative Financial Sectors
... 21 distress. Cuñat (2007) argues that suppliers have an interest in keeping their customers in business because trade credit is mainly based on long-term relationships and likely to involve sunk costs. McMillan and ...
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Agricultural commodities and financial markets
... Agricultural commodities and financial markets Modena, Matteo Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milano.[r] ...
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Financial markets in time of stress
... capital markets interest rates on deposits will co-move with the international interest rates on bonds, but if borrowers cannot borrow from abroad, lending rates of interest need not covary with the international ...
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Essays On The Macroeconomics Of Financial Markets
... booms even when earning the same average return. Moreover, there are asymmetries in how financiers and bankers achieve these (same) returns. When total intermediary net worth is scarce and funding interest rates are low, ...
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Imperfectly Competitive Financial Markets
... First, Grossman (1977) and Grossman and Stiglitz (1980) eliminate the possibility of fully revealing prices b y introducing a source of noise that is uncorrelated with the return of the risky asset. In this case, prices ...
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Markets for Financial Transmission Rights
... The FTRs are provided in an annual auction and have a duration of one year, The auction is conducted in mid-January and FTRs are settled from April to March of the following year, The ow[r] ...
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Scaling and multiscaling in financial markets
... This paper reviews some of the phenomenological models which have been intro- duced to incorporate the scaling properties of financial data. It also illustrates a mi- croscopic model, based on heterogeneous ...
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Analysis of Chinese financial markets
... several important ways: a longer time series of data is used; the break p~int in the data is determined endogenously; and the analysis focuses on the degree to which common trends have e[r] ...
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Theory of argumentation in financial markets
... This paper aims to explore the relevance of the Theory of Argumentation TA in the complex area of financial reporting. Specifically, we investigated the scope of the phenomenon of persuasion in advertising. It ...
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Asymmetric information and financial markets
... Investigations on the Theory of Argumentation TA with specific applications in Colombia are relatively low (Estrada, 2005, 2007, 2008) and in the general literature there are few studies that have been developed (Dascal, ...
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