Determinants of contractual arrangements in agricultural credit transactions

Almeida, Luciana Florêncio de; Zylbersztajn, Décio; Klein, Peter G.

doi:10.1016/s0080-2107(16)30476-9

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“…Overall, agricultural credit transactions for financing production can be found in two forms in Brazil: formal credit from financial institutions or credit from nontraditional credit market agents (trade credit) by contractual farming with trading and processing companies [50]. In the first case, the producers are able to contract farm credit with banks and credit unions.…”

Section: Brazilmentioning

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“…In the first case, the producers are able to contract farm credit with banks and credit unions. In Brazil, there is a subsidized credit modality for family farming through the National Family Farming Program and there is also the restricted credit with preferential rates provided to farmers who do not fit into family farming by the banks associated with the National Farm Credit System [50].…”

Section: Brazilmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…However, most banks closed some of their rural branches which compounded the problem of rural farmers' credit access. The main reason for this was the inability of the farmers to cope with the prevailing interest rate and other credit requirements, which made the banks operate at a loss in such areas [50]. Banks are unwilling to lend farmers credit because of the inherent risk associated with the agricultural sector and inability of farmers to provide necessary collateral.…”

Section: Africamentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Moreover, banks are uncomfortable with the high cost of credit administration to farmers. Farmers are also unwilling to procure credit from banks because of lengthy and cumbersome loan procurement procedure, high cost of bank loan, untimely disbursement of loan by banks and long distance from source of loan [50,51].…”

Section: Africamentioning

confidence: 99%

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Comparative Analysis of Agricultural Credit System and Organization in Selected Countries

Erdoğan¹

2017

IJAAS

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Abstract:The agricultural sector has been a key economic force in all countries, developed and developing alike. To assist farmers with their financing needs, countries have established different agricultural credit systems and organizations depending on their overall needs, goals, and historical contextual background. Such structural considerations as the aggregate size of farm lands, diversity in production systems, and farmers' needs and wants have played an important role in shaping the evolution of agricultural credit organizations around the world. In this study, the agricultural credit systems in select developed and developing countries which offer a mix of very advanced, intermediate, and evolving systems are compared. This research aims to identify key difference of agricultural credit systems with regards to the main actors involved (governmental/private banks, credit cooperative, etc.), application processes, terms and conditions, types, and priorities. The study identifies several agricultural credit systems which reflect countries' political, economic and structural properties.

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Erdoğan¹

2017

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“…Diversos autores mencionam que o acesso ao crédito rural está fortemente relacionado a fatores como o tamanho da propriedade e a capacidade do produtor em oferecer garantias ao credor (FEDER, 1993;JIMENEZ e SAURINA, 2003;ALMEIDA et al, 2010). Segundo Hoff e Stliglitz (1993), as garantias constituem-se em um dos principais dispositivos diretos utilizados pelos emprestadores quando não se tem perfeita informação sobre os tomadores de crédito.…”

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Determinantes da demanda de crédito rural por pecuaristas de corte no estado de São Paulo

Carrer

Filho

Vinholis

2013

Rev. Econ. Sociol. Rural

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Este trabalho tem o objetivo principal de identificar os determinantes da demanda e do acesso ao crédito rural por bovinocultores de corte no estado de São Paulo. Para atingir tal objetivo, foram coletados dados primários por meio de entrevistas presenciais junto a uma amostra de 86 pecuaristas. Os dados foram analisados por meio de um modelo logit. Constatou-se que todos os pecuaristas que demandaram crédito rural obtiveram acesso a pelo menos um contrato. Os resultados mostraram que pecuaristas que têm maior número de propriedades rurais, maior intensidade em tecnologia na produção, fontes de renda oriunda de atividades não rurais, são mais novos, adotam gestão de risco de preço e participam de organizações associativas relacionadas à produção rural possuem maior probabilidade de demandar e acessar o crédito rural. Por fim, foram apresentadas algumas sugestões para a política de crédito rural para a pecuária de corte no estado de São Paulo.

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Negative Factors Influencing the Policy of Public Administration Development of the Agriculture in the Region: The Exampleof Poland

Blyznyuk,

Kiyanka,

Ilkiv

et al. 2023

RDLUZ

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The main purpose of the article is to determine the level of importance and influence of the main negative factors influencing the formation of an effective policy for the development of agriculture in the region. And also, to formulate appropriate recommendations for overcoming or adapting modern agricultural development policies based on these factors. The set purpose is achieved through the use of a specific methodology, which includes the method of expert survey and analysis of hierarchies. As a result, seven key negative factors were identified that have the greatest negative impact on the formation of an effective policy for the development of agriculture in the Poland region. For a better understanding of the proposed methodology, we chose a separate region of Poland-Podkarpackie Voivodeship. Ultimately, the most appropriate recommendations were proposed to improve agricultural development policies for the region. The study has a limitation because it includes an analysis of region-specific negative factors. Given this, their level of influence and importance, as well as the prevailing recommendations, are highly specific to this region. In the future, it is planned to expand the analysis of factors and the formation of recommendations across the entire EU sector.

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Determinants of contractual arrangements in agricultural credit transactions

Cited by 7 publications

References 15 publications

Comparative Analysis of Agricultural Credit System and Organization in Selected Countries

Comparative Analysis of Agricultural Credit System and Organization in Selected Countries

Determinantes da demanda de crédito rural por pecuaristas de corte no estado de São Paulo

Negative Factors Influencing the Policy of Public Administration Development of the Agriculture in the Region: The Exampleof Poland

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