| Savings and Development |  |
| ISSN 0393-4551 |
Jehad Yasin
African Review of Money Finance and Banking 2008, pp. 7-21
This paper tests the life cycle hypothesis that private saving rises with a higher percentage of working population and fall with higher percentages of the young and retired groups. Consistent with this hypothesis, our results from annual data for [...]
Ould Sidi Mohamed El Moustapha
African Review of Money Finance and Banking 2008, pp. 23-44
Financial sector development should be positively judged as it improves effectiveness of the financial system and widens the savings and credit products offer; which improves long term economic growth. In this view; and with reference to the [...]
Khalid S. Mohamed and Andrew E. Temu
African Review of Money Finance and Banking 2008, pp. 45-89
Access to credit is among key elements for improving agricultural production and poverty reduction. Credit can facilitate farm households to purchase the needed agricultural inputs and enhance their capacity to effect long-term investment in their [...]
Ben Soltane Bassem
African Review of Money Finance and Banking 2008, pp. 91-116
The purpose of this research is to analyze the determinants of the duration of repayment delay in the individual microcredits granted by the Tunisian microfinance institutions. The methodology adopted in this analysis is relatively recent in the [...]
Getaneh Gobezie
African Review of Money Finance and Banking 2008, pp. 117-131
Microfinance opportunities have been successfully expanding in Ethiopia during the past fifteen years, including in remote villages, where the majority of people are engaged in smallscale agriculture, which is little supported by modern technology. [...]
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