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Summary Using panel data collected in 2005, we evaluate how bank size, discretion over credit, incentive schemes, competition, and the institutional environment affect lending to small- and medium-sized enterprises in China. We deal with the endogeneity problem using instrumental variables, and...
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Decentralization facilitates more efficient use of local information but also can lead to agency problems and commitment failures. This paper develops simple models of a two-tier hierarchy (the center vs. the local) to study the optimal division of lending authority between central and local...
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Purpose – This paper seeks to understand the evolution of financial intermediation in the course of China's economic transition. Design/methodology/approach – The research is based on a unique data set collected by the authors and other collaborators from a 1998 survey of financial...
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