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How flexible repayment schedules affect credit risk in agricultural microfinance

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reveal that delinquencies of non-seasonal farmers and seasonal farmers with inflexible repayment schedules are not … significantly different from those of non-farmers. Furthermore, we find that seasonal farmers with flexible repayment schedules show … significantly higher delinquencies than non-farmers in low delinquency categories, but we also find that this effect disappears in …

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