Competition, Loan Rates, and Information Dispersion in Nonprofit and For-Profit Microcredit Markets

We describe the competitive environment of microcredit markets globally and we study the effects of competition on loan rates of microfinance institutions (MFIs). We use a new database from rating agencies, covering 379 for-profit and nonprofit MFIs in 67 countries over 2002–2008. Controlling for in...

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