Determinants of Lending-Borrowing in a Credit Rationed Economy
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https://doi.org/10.31150/ajebm.v5i11.1684Keywords:
Economy, AIDISAbstract
Credit markets worldwide are characterized by the problem of asymmetric information. This asymmetry of information creates a wedge between the intended and the actual amount of lending. The situation is particularly acute in the case of economies that have a low score on economic growth and development. At times, this gets manifested in the form of existence of dualism in credit markets. India being a developing nation faces a similar situation reflecting in the parallel existence of a formal and an informal credit market, none being less in importance than the other.
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