Originally published in 1985, twenty-three chapters are brought together in 4 parts dealing with, respectively, problems in rural finance, interest rate policies, politics and finance, and new directions for rural financial markets.
Originally published in 1985, twenty-three chapters are brought together in 4 parts dealing with, respectively, problems in rural finance, interest rate policies, politics and finance, and new directions for rural financial markets.
Introduction 1 Part 1 Problems in Rural Finance 1 Effects of Finance on Rural Development 2 Farm-Household Heterogeneity and Rural Financial Markets: Insights from Thailand 3 Problems with Specialized Agricultural Lenders 4 Illusion and Reality in Allocating Agricultural Credit: The Example of Colombia Part 2 Interest-Rate Policies 5 Overview of the Importance of Interest-Rate Policies 6 Are the Arguments for Cheap Agricultural Credit 8 Agricultural Lending Costs in Honduras 9 Loan-Transactions Costs Credit Rationing and Market Structure: The Case of Bolivia 10 Cheap Agricultural Credit: Redistribution in Reverse 11 The Effect of Subsidized Agricultural Credit on Income Distribution in Costa Rica 12 Rural Credit and Positive Real Rates of Interest: Brazil's Experience with Rapid Inflation Part 3 Politics and Finance 13 Overview of Relationships Between Politics and Finance 14 Political Economy of Subsidizing Agricultural Credit in Developing Countries 15 Agricultural Credit Political Economy and Patronage 16 Economic Distortions and Financial Reforms 17 Credit and Price Policies in Philippine Agriculture Part 4 New Directions for Rural Financial Market s 18 Overview of New Directions for Rural Financial Markets 19 Informal Saving and Credit Arrangements in Developing Countries: Observations from Sri Lanka 20 Savings Mobilization: The Forgotten Half of Rural Finance 21 Working Capital and Nonfarm Rural Enterprises 22 Improving Donor Intervention in Rural Finance 23 An Agenda for Reform of Rural Financial Markets in Low-Income Countries
Introduction 1 Part 1 Problems in Rural Finance 1 Effects of Finance on Rural Development 2 Farm-Household Heterogeneity and Rural Financial Markets: Insights from Thailand 3 Problems with Specialized Agricultural Lenders 4 Illusion and Reality in Allocating Agricultural Credit: The Example of Colombia Part 2 Interest-Rate Policies 5 Overview of the Importance of Interest-Rate Policies 6 Are the Arguments for Cheap Agricultural Credit 8 Agricultural Lending Costs in Honduras 9 Loan-Transactions Costs Credit Rationing and Market Structure: The Case of Bolivia 10 Cheap Agricultural Credit: Redistribution in Reverse 11 The Effect of Subsidized Agricultural Credit on Income Distribution in Costa Rica 12 Rural Credit and Positive Real Rates of Interest: Brazil's Experience with Rapid Inflation Part 3 Politics and Finance 13 Overview of Relationships Between Politics and Finance 14 Political Economy of Subsidizing Agricultural Credit in Developing Countries 15 Agricultural Credit Political Economy and Patronage 16 Economic Distortions and Financial Reforms 17 Credit and Price Policies in Philippine Agriculture Part 4 New Directions for Rural Financial Market s 18 Overview of New Directions for Rural Financial Markets 19 Informal Saving and Credit Arrangements in Developing Countries: Observations from Sri Lanka 20 Savings Mobilization: The Forgotten Half of Rural Finance 21 Working Capital and Nonfarm Rural Enterprises 22 Improving Donor Intervention in Rural Finance 23 An Agenda for Reform of Rural Financial Markets in Low-Income Countries
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