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relationship between a cash-loan borrower's access to credit and their respective consumption response. In particular, we test … whether consumption among borrowers with a high level of addiction is more sensitive to a given change in credit. We use an … exogenous credit supply shock to cash-loan borrowers and show that expanding credit access is positively associated with …
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The recent collapse of several microfinance sectors as well as the current COVID-19 pandemic has given rise to a … availability of multiple sources of credit has tempted clients to take multiple loans simultaneously, and subsequently default on … regression discontinuity design, in this paper I empirically study the impact of an additional source of credit on outstanding …
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In order to fight back poverty, the Central as well as States Governments in India have attempted a number of programs … the poverty line in India. The poverty alleviation programs target the people living below poverty line or just above … survey data, clearly indicates that the self help group movement in Uttarakhand State in North India is poorly targeted at …
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to women i.e. 82.67 per cent of the aggregate clients in India in 2010, 73 per cent in Latin America, 70 percent in … Africa and 88 percent in Asia. In India, National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) sponsored SHG … Matru Mandir (19 groups), Ratnagiri district (Maharashtra state, India) 77 (22 percent) were selected. Two members from each …
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Micro Finance Institutions (MFI's) have been most successful in lending to women's self-help or solidarity groups. Although MFI's do lend to individuals as well as to other groups, composed of men or including men, by far most of their lending is to self-help groups of poor women. As a result,...
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excluded. These may include savings, insurances, remittances, and credit. Microfinance became the most dominant method for … achieving financial inclusion. However, different microfinance schools of thought recommend opposite ways for attaining … financial integration. India is a particularly insightful case study due to the sheer number of people excluded from formal …
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The paper aims to search the major shares of microfinance in the poor and ultra poor's sustenance and concomitantly the … been used in the states of Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra of India. The study finds that … microfinance can play a huge role in helping a poor community find ways through the market to get new opportunities, to earn new …
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over 16,500 observations. In the study, clusters were selected in areas Compartamos Banco, a Microfinance institution (MFI … suggests that Microfinance has a significant positive effect on school and food expenditure but no apparent effect on …
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rural areas of Northern India. The program has four streams of activity in micro-savings, agricultural enterprise training …
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the poorest rural regions of the world (Uttar Pradesh, India). Methodologically, it shows how indicators from the direct …-strand programs can help to explain the paradox as to why nearly 100 million women (in India alone) have participated in self help … programs despite modest global research evidence for micro-finance impacts on nominal incomes. Second, results argue strongly …
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