Interlinkage, investment and adverse selection

Article Abstract:

A model of imperfect information on agents' consumption behavior is used to analyze interlinked contracts. Results show that agents with low rates of time preferences are offered credit contracts while others are offered share and credit contracts, such as interlinked contacts. Findings further reveal that interlinkage of contracts reduces investment.

Analysis, Credit market, Credit markets, Contracts, Agricultural, Agricultural contracts

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Formal and informal sector credit institutions and interlinkage

Article Abstract:

Issues relating to rural credit and the problem of asymmetric information are examined in detail, with policy implications for rural credit in poorer countries.

Credit Unions, Developing countries

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Interlinkage, limited liability and strategic interaction

Article Abstract:

Interlinked contracts are examined in a context of landlord and moneylender relating to a tenant with a limited liability status.

Other Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, Business Law NEC, Laws, regulations and rules, Contracts, Commercial law, Landlord and tenant, Landlord-tenant relations, Loans

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