Credit and growth: reconsidering Italian industrial policy during the Golden Age

Rota, Mauro

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“…Credit constraints reduce the production, technology adoption, operation, and income of a family [ 43 , 44 , 45 ]. In addition to affecting current output, credit constraints also have an investment demand effect, viz., reducing the ability to anticipate and formulate long-term plans [ 45 , 46 ].…”

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Impact of Credit Constraints from Formal Financial Institutions on Rural Residents’ Health in China

2020

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This is the first study in China that looks at the impact of credit constraints from formal financial institutions on Chinese rural residents’ health. We use the Chinese Household Income Project (CHIP) data collected by the Annual Household Survey Office of Integration of Urban and Rural in the National Bureau of Statistics in 2014. We measure rural residents’ health status with self-rated health assessment and the number of sick days in 2013. The results obtained from using the ordered probit model show that, in general, credit constraints from formal financial institutions significantly and negatively affect the self-rated health of Chinese rural residents. When an endogeneity issue is addressed using the instrumental variable (IV) approach, this paper’s results are still robust. The results also show that the impact of credit constraints from formal financial institutions on rural residents’ self-rated health is significant in male, female, married, and unmarried sub-groups. Further, we find that credit constraints from formal financial institutions impact rural residents’ health through income and economic vulnerability. The findings have implications for preventing rural residents from falling into a health trap due to credit constraints from formal financial institutions.

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Impact of Credit Constraints from Formal Financial Institutions on Rural Residents’ Health in China

2020

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“…Rota (2013). A thorough recontruction of the evolution of the credit sector in Italy, based on the new national accounts, is now provided by De Bonis and Silvestrini (2014).…”

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The changing relationship between inflation and the economic cycle in Italy: 1861–2012

Baffigi

Bontempi

Felice

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Explorations in Economic History

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The Italian Monetary Policy in Perspective: Lessons from Monetary History of Italy before the EMU

Rota¹,

Strangio²

2015

Italy in a European Context

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Credit and growth: reconsidering Italian industrial policy during the Golden Age

Cited by 8 publications

References 26 publications

Impact of Credit Constraints from Formal Financial Institutions on Rural Residents’ Health in China

Impact of Credit Constraints from Formal Financial Institutions on Rural Residents’ Health in China

The changing relationship between inflation and the economic cycle in Italy: 1861–2012

The Italian Monetary Policy in Perspective: Lessons from Monetary History of Italy before the EMU

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