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We use controlled experiments to identify the proximal causes of gender differences in the repayment of microcredit. We recruit male and female subjects from a patriarchal and a matrilineal community in Bangladesh, who live in the same villages, and find that the female subjects have a greater...
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We use multilevel analysis to examine the effect of different types of external funding (donations vs. subsidies) on microfinance institutions’ borrower repayment rates. Using information on 947 MFIs over a 10-year period we find that private funding is positively related to MFIs’ abilities...
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We examine partner selection decision in the formation of borrowing group in joint-liability-based microcredit. We do so within the context of framed field experiments conducted in Bangladesh. We find that when joint-liability payments are made using money from the borrower’s mandatory savings...
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We examine partner selection decision in the formation of borrowing group in joint-liability-based microcredit. We do so within the context of framed field experiments conducted in Bangladesh. We find that when joint-liability payments are made using money from the borrower’s mandatory savings...
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WWe use multilevel analysis to examine the effect of different types of subsidized funding (private vs. public) on microfinance institutions’ (MFIs) borrower repayment rates. Using information from Mixmarket data on 947 MFIs over a 10-year period (2000-2010) we find that private funding is...
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