The last twenty years have seen a transformation in the availability and use of credit among the less prosperous strata of Southeast Asian societies. Drawing on experiences from across the whole region, this book explores this important development, focusing especially on the modern or formal part of the microfinance sector.
The last twenty years have seen a transformation in the availability and use of credit among the less prosperous strata of Southeast Asian societies. Drawing on experiences from across the whole region, this book explores this important development, focusing especially on the modern or formal part of the microfinance sector.
David Henley is a researcher at the Royal Netherlands Institute of Southeast Asian and Caribbean Studies (KITLV) in Leiden. He has written on diverse topics in the history of Indonesia, and currently coordinates an international research project on the comparative economic histories of Southeast Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa. Aditya Goenka is an economist at the National University of Singapore. His research interests include endogenous business cycles, economic growth, and credit market imperfections. He is currently working on the effect of infectious diseases on economic growth.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction: from moneylenders to microfinance in Southeast Asia Aditya Goenka and David Henley 2. Rural credit market imperfections and the role of microfinance Aditya Goenka 3. Old and new worlds of microfinance in Europe and Asia Hans-Dieter Seibel 4. Credit provision among Vietnamese small businesses Stephen J. Appold and Nguyen Quy Thanh 5. Pawnshops in Singapore: traditional microfinance in a modern society Selina Ching Chan and David T. Owyong 6. The Indonesian People's Credit Banks (BPR) Dirk Steinwand 7. Breaking down the barriers to microfinance: the Philippine case Benjamin R. Quiñones, Jr. 8. Economic theory meets evidence in rural Thailand: lessons for group lending Christian R. Ahlin 9. The effects of microcredit on the Orang Asli of Malaysia Angeline L. Ames and Todd T. Ames 10. Farmers in debt: the case of rainfed upland farmers in Northeast Thailand Sharon B. Singzon and Ganesh P. Shivakoti 11. Microfinance in Indonesia: evolution and revolution, 1900-2000 David Henley 12. Microfinance in Burma Sean Turnell
1. Introduction: from moneylenders to microfinance in Southeast Asia Aditya Goenka and David Henley 2. Rural credit market imperfections and the role of microfinance Aditya Goenka 3. Old and new worlds of microfinance in Europe and Asia Hans-Dieter Seibel 4. Credit provision among Vietnamese small businesses Stephen J. Appold and Nguyen Quy Thanh 5. Pawnshops in Singapore: traditional microfinance in a modern society Selina Ching Chan and David T. Owyong 6. The Indonesian People's Credit Banks (BPR) Dirk Steinwand 7. Breaking down the barriers to microfinance: the Philippine case Benjamin R. Quiñones, Jr. 8. Economic theory meets evidence in rural Thailand: lessons for group lending Christian R. Ahlin 9. The effects of microcredit on the Orang Asli of Malaysia Angeline L. Ames and Todd T. Ames 10. Farmers in debt: the case of rainfed upland farmers in Northeast Thailand Sharon B. Singzon and Ganesh P. Shivakoti 11. Microfinance in Indonesia: evolution and revolution, 1900-2000 David Henley 12. Microfinance in Burma Sean Turnell
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