Group lending with peer selection and moral hazard

The theory on group lending suggests that joint liability induces borrowers to form homogeneous groups based on their risk types, which alleviates adverse selection and contributes to the success of microcredit schemes. We extend this theory by allowing individuals to differ both in their exogenous...

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Autores principales: Hernandez, Manuel A., Liu, Yanyan, Gan, Li
Formato: Journal Article
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: Scientific Research Publishing, Inc. 2022
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/141287
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Liu, Yanyan
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description The theory on group lending suggests that joint liability induces borrowers to form homogeneous groups based on their risk types, which alleviates adverse selection and contributes to the success of microcredit schemes. We extend this theory by allowing individuals to differ both in their exogenous risk type and in their endogenous effort level. We find that joint liability leads to positive assortative matching in both a non-cooperative and cooperative game setting. Groups of safe borrowers additionally exhibit higher effort levels, which reinforces their likelihood of repayment as opposed to risky groups.
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spelling CGSpace1412872025-12-08T10:11:39Z Group lending with peer selection and moral hazard Hernandez, Manuel A. Liu, Yanyan Gan, Li lending joint liability liability microcredit group approaches moral hazard risk remuneration credit The theory on group lending suggests that joint liability induces borrowers to form homogeneous groups based on their risk types, which alleviates adverse selection and contributes to the success of microcredit schemes. We extend this theory by allowing individuals to differ both in their exogenous risk type and in their endogenous effort level. We find that joint liability leads to positive assortative matching in both a non-cooperative and cooperative game setting. Groups of safe borrowers additionally exhibit higher effort levels, which reinforces their likelihood of repayment as opposed to risky groups. 2022 2024-04-12T13:37:37Z 2024-04-12T13:37:37Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/141287 en Open Access Scientific Research Publishing, Inc. Hernandez, Manuel A.; Liu, Yanyan; and Gan, Li. 2022. Group lending with peer selection and moral hazard. Theoretical Economics Letters 12(5). https://doi.org/10.4236/tel.2022.125074
spellingShingle lending
joint liability
liability
microcredit
group approaches
moral hazard
risk
remuneration
credit
Hernandez, Manuel A.
Liu, Yanyan
Gan, Li
Group lending with peer selection and moral hazard
title Group lending with peer selection and moral hazard
title_full Group lending with peer selection and moral hazard
title_fullStr Group lending with peer selection and moral hazard
title_full_unstemmed Group lending with peer selection and moral hazard
title_short Group lending with peer selection and moral hazard
title_sort group lending with peer selection and moral hazard
topic lending
joint liability
liability
microcredit
group approaches
moral hazard
risk
remuneration
credit
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/141287
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