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• These arguments do not lessen the responsibility of donors and lenders.

• Lending to a wife probably did not happen very often because it was too risky for lenders worried about delays in repayment.

• These costs arise through informational asymmetries between borrowers and lenders that are costly to resolve.

• If each agent's endowment level increases, then the relative wealth differences between the lenders and the borrowers really decrease.

• A possible explanation for this negative effect may have to do with the perceptions of bank lenders about the safety of their loans.

• These lenders offer investment loans to producers through financial intermediaries.

• A question is whether conditioning loans to honest governments on the rate of resource extraction can be beneficial for lenders.

• This external social benefit will not be fully recognised by commercial lenders.

• The authors set themselves the difficult tasks of addressing a broad audience of academics, policy-makers, mortgage lenders, housing associations, the voluntary sector and pressure groups.

• In other words, we assume that international lenders offer a lower interest rate.

• The borrower worked for the lender, or substituted someone to work in his or her place, in lieu of paying interest on the loan.

• This comes from the model environment where borrowers are physically separated from lenders when t is realized.

• On the contrary, the former assumes that the project has already met some feasibility criteria leading to a lender's willingness to invest in it.

• The lender could ration the household's or firm's access to credit to ease his signal extraction program.

• Consequently, asymmetry of information between borrower and lender provides the former with an incentive to misrepresent actual productivity in an effort to reduce his payment.