Microcredit and Gender: Are There Differences in the Credit Conditions?

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Autor(a) principal: Salgado,Camila Cristina Rodrigues
Data de Publicação: 2018
Outros Autores: Aires,Renan Felinto de Farias
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: BAR - Brazilian Administration Review
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Resumo: Abstract By means of a distinguished approach of credit granting, microcredit programs stand out as a socioeconomic alternative for social insertion and fighting against poverty. In this context, a factor that has gained prominence in literature is the female participation in these programs. Therefore, knowing that the literature indicates that there is a lower level of default among women, and considering that gender influence over the financing value has been disproportionate, the aim of this research was to evaluate the relationship between gender and the amounts which were granted in microcredit operations. In order to achieve this, a multiple linear regression technique was used on a sample of 4,454 microcredit clients of a bank with branches located in Paraíba, Brazil. Primary data collection was carried out together with the branch managers by consulting their system. Data were randomly chosen, and refer to the period from January to December 2016. Results show that women obtain a higher credit value than men, which is the opposite of what was found in literature.
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title Microcredit and Gender: Are There Differences in the Credit Conditions?
spellingShingle Microcredit and Gender: Are There Differences in the Credit Conditions?
Salgado,Camila Cristina Rodrigues
gender
microcredit
credit conditions
title_short Microcredit and Gender: Are There Differences in the Credit Conditions?
title_full Microcredit and Gender: Are There Differences in the Credit Conditions?
title_fullStr Microcredit and Gender: Are There Differences in the Credit Conditions?
title_full_unstemmed Microcredit and Gender: Are There Differences in the Credit Conditions?
title_sort Microcredit and Gender: Are There Differences in the Credit Conditions?
author Salgado,Camila Cristina Rodrigues
author_facet Salgado,Camila Cristina Rodrigues
Aires,Renan Felinto de Farias
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author2 Aires,Renan Felinto de Farias
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Aires,Renan Felinto de Farias
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv gender
microcredit
credit conditions
topic gender
microcredit
credit conditions
description Abstract By means of a distinguished approach of credit granting, microcredit programs stand out as a socioeconomic alternative for social insertion and fighting against poverty. In this context, a factor that has gained prominence in literature is the female participation in these programs. Therefore, knowing that the literature indicates that there is a lower level of default among women, and considering that gender influence over the financing value has been disproportionate, the aim of this research was to evaluate the relationship between gender and the amounts which were granted in microcredit operations. In order to achieve this, a multiple linear regression technique was used on a sample of 4,454 microcredit clients of a bank with branches located in Paraíba, Brazil. Primary data collection was carried out together with the branch managers by consulting their system. Data were randomly chosen, and refer to the period from January to December 2016. Results show that women obtain a higher credit value than men, which is the opposite of what was found in literature.
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