Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![Reduction of surface sealing in urban areas]( "Reduction of surface sealing in urban areas")
Reduction of surface sealing in urban areas19,95 €![How to Make $2,000 a Month Online: 50 ways to make money online with no formal training]( "How to Make $2,000 a Month Online: 50 ways to make money online with no formal training")
How to Make $2,000 a Month Online: 50 ways to make money online with no formal training34,99 €![Industrial Growth and Population Change; a Regional Study of the Coalfield Areas of North-west Europe in the Later Nineteenth Century]( "Industrial Growth and Population Change; a Regional Study of the Coalfield Areas of North-west Europe in the Later Nineteenth Century")
Industrial Growth and Population Change; a Regional Study of the Coalfield Areas of North-west Europe in the Later Nineteenth Century35,99 €![China's Rural Areas]( "China's Rural Areas")
China's Rural Areas249,99 €![Rural Poverty Determinants in the Remote Rural Areas of Kyrgyzstan]( "Rural Poverty Determinants in the Remote Rural Areas of Kyrgyzstan")
Rural Poverty Determinants in the Remote Rural Areas of Kyrgyzstan73,30 €![Main Economic Policy Areas of the EEC ¿ Toward 1992]( "Main Economic Policy Areas of the EEC ¿ Toward 1992")
Main Economic Policy Areas of the EEC ¿ Toward 199239,99 €![A Formal Lexicon for the Social Sciences]( "A Formal Lexicon for the Social Sciences")
A Formal Lexicon for the Social Sciences50,99 €
Research Paper (undergraduate) from the year 2011 in the subject Economics - Other, grade: none, Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto (School of Arts and Social Sciences), course: Economics, language: English, abstract: This study examines the factors that influence Farmers access to formal banking credit in the rural areas of Nigeria. The data used was collected from rural areas of Katsina State. The study used probit modelling approach to analyse the factors that influence farmers' accessibility to formal credit. The study found that the level of income, collateral, educational attainment and marital status have significant positive influence on farmers' access to formal credit, while age and sex have insignificant positive influence on the farmers' access to credit. On the other hand, interest rate and transaction cost have significant negative influence on the farmers' access to formal credit. Thus, the paper concluded that with the prevailing banking arrangement in Nigeria, rural farmers have little or no access to credit from conventional banks. Therefore, the study recommended the use of both group lending arrangement and character lending, so that farmers in the rural areas could be reached with formal credit.