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-temporal arbitrage opportunities, but these opportunities remain largely unexploited: small-scale farmers are commonly observed to "sell … low and buy high" rather than the reverse. In a field experiment in Kenya, we show that credit market imperfections limit …
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-temporal arbitrage opportunities, but these opportunities remain largely unexploited: small-scale farmers are commonly observed to "sell … low and buy high" rather than the reverse. In a field experiment in Kenya, we show that credit market imperfections limit …
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This paper looks at the existing credit programs for smallholders, including agrarian reform beneficiaries (ARBs). It … retailers. Moreover, the study determines specific gaps and issues related to meeting the credit needs of smallholders and … identifies possible strategic interventions by both government and the private sector that can enhance smallholders' access to …
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investigate determinants of credit risk for agricultural loans disbursed by a Microfinance Institution (MFI) in Azerbaijan. In …
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information on agricultural credit, the fear of credit default, and the absence of Microfinance Institutions in the study areas …
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Many rural households in low and middle income countries continue to rely on small-scale agriculture as their primary source of income. In the absence of irrigation, income arrives only once or twice per year, and has to cover consumption and input needs until the subsequent harvest. We develop...
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Many rural households in low and middle income countries continue to rely on small-scale agriculture as their primary source of income. In the absence of irrigation, income arrives only once or twice per year, and has to cover consumption and input needs until the subsequent harvest. We develop...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012453152