influência do capital social no mercado de crédito rural

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2005
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Abstract
O trabalho analisa o efeito do capital social sobre o volume de negócios no mercado de crédito rural. No caso do crédito rural, o intermediário financeiro maximizador de lucro depara com uma importante restrição a este objetivo: historicamente, a taxa de juros nesse mercado tem sido fixada, pelo governo, abaixo do equilíbrio de mercado. Assim, o problema relevante para o intermediário financeiro é a minimização do seu custo. A hipótese, que foi verificada econometricamente (utilizando, para isso, um modelo de lógite), é que, ao contribuir para a redução dos custos transacionais, o nível de capital social afeta o volume de crédito rural. Assim, incentivos, em especial com apoio do setor público, para formação e manutenção de capital social permitiriam aumento da eficiência da intermediação financeira e, em conseqüência, maior desenvolvimento do setor rural.
This study analyses the effect of social capital on the volume of contracts in the rural credit market. It discusses how social capital contributes to the reduction of financial intermediation's transaction costs. A logit regression model was used to empirically test the effect of social capital on the volume of rural credit. The results indicate that the level of social capital affects the amount of rural credit. Thus, incentives to further increase and maintain social capital would increment the efficiency of financial intermediation and, as a consequence, help the rural sector's development.
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Journal ijhcm: international journal of human capital management
Year 2005
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10.1590/S0103-20032005000100004
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