Informal Credit Markets And The New Institutional Economics: The Case Of Philippine Agriculture

Sagrario L. Floro · Pan A. Yotopoulos

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Microfinance and Financial Inclusion Agricultural economics and policies Banking stability, regulation, efficiency

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Informal financial intermediation - a new institutional economics perspective imperfections and transaction costs in credit markets empirical analysis of interlinked credit the empirical analysis of sorting behaviour and of rationing rules conclusions and policy recommendations.

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