1999
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.1814656
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Increasing Indebtedness, Institutional Change and Credit Contract in Peru

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“…Formal pathways of acquiring entrepreneurial human capital include education and training, whereas informal ones include the cognitive processes of gaining managerial and work experience as well as the non-cognitive processes of growing up in an entrepreneurial family or region where the business will later be established. (Carolina trivelli et al, 2006) examine whether insurance can unlock agricultural credit and promote economic growth in Peru. Since finical modifications, the legal banking system in Peru today only provides services to 40,000 farmers statewide, in stark contrast to more than 200,000 farmers to whom the Banco Agrario provided services before it was dissolved, following a trend seen elsewhere in Latin America.…”
Section: Outline Of the Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Formal pathways of acquiring entrepreneurial human capital include education and training, whereas informal ones include the cognitive processes of gaining managerial and work experience as well as the non-cognitive processes of growing up in an entrepreneurial family or region where the business will later be established. (Carolina trivelli et al, 2006) examine whether insurance can unlock agricultural credit and promote economic growth in Peru. Since finical modifications, the legal banking system in Peru today only provides services to 40,000 farmers statewide, in stark contrast to more than 200,000 farmers to whom the Banco Agrario provided services before it was dissolved, following a trend seen elsewhere in Latin America.…”
Section: Outline Of the Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The general principles issued by the World Bank (2011) emphasize that the existence of the information about the participants in the credit market is a fundamental characteristic of the financial infrastructure of a country. There is empirical evidence that demonstrates the relationship between the growth of credit granted to the private sector and this pillar of the financial infrastructure of an economy (Trivelli, et al, 1999;Galindo and Miller, 2001;Jappelli and Pagano, 2005).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…En Chile se calcula que cerca de un 10% de las Pymes han accedido al arrendamiento financiero a través de líneas de crédito CORFO. 48 En Perú, al 30 de junio del 2000, el monto de arrendamiento financiero constituía 16,8% de las colocaciones del sistema financiero. 49 Según América Leasing, más de la mitad se destinaba a la mediana empresa.…”
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