Impacts of Rural Savings and Credits Cooperative Societies (Saccos') Loans on Borrowers in Tanzania

Magali, Joseph

doi:10.5281/zenodo.3441826

2013

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.3441826

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Impacts of Rural Savings and Credits Cooperative Societies (Saccos') Loans on Borrowers in Tanzania

Joseph Magali

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Variables for Modeling SACCOS in Tanzania

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In order to publish a quality article in a journal, an author must understand how to apply the econometric skills to construct models which explain the relationship between the independent and dependent variables. This study used the literature review to examine the variables used to establish relationship between the independent and dependent variables in Savings and Credits Cooperative Societies (SACCOS) in Tanzania. The findings reveal that currently few studies have been conducted to model SACCOS in Tanzania and scholars mostly applied the regression models. Moreover, the findings show that most scholars have empirically studied the outreach and sustainability of SACCOS in Tanzania compared to other topics. The studies also show that most of issues have not been addressed in the research. This study recommends that financial management researchers should learn econometrics so that they might gain skills which might help them to model SACCOS and other MFIs. Moreover, topics which were not addressed in research should be given priority by the researchers in Tanzania and in other countries.

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Variables for Modeling SACCOS in Tanzania

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Impacts of Rural Savings and Credits Cooperative Societies (Saccos') Loans on Borrowers in Tanzania

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