The Theory of Credit Contracts With a Focus on Group Lending
In this book Christian Prem features new innovations on several levels. On a conceptual level he presents a complete restructuring and modularisation of the field of lending theory. On a formal level he bestows great care on providing precise definitions
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The Theory of Credit Contracts With a Focus on Group Lending
The Theory of Credit Contracts
Christian Prem
The Theory of Credit Contracts With a Focus on Group Lending
Christian Prem Universität Regensburg Universitätsstraße 31 Regensburg, Germany University of Regensburg Faculty of Business, Economics and Management Information Systems Doctoral Thesis in Economics Supervised by Prof. Dr. Lutz Arnold and Prof. Dr. Andreas Roider Date of Disputation: 06. December 2018
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Preface The desire of this monograph is to improve peoples’ lives by improving our understanding of credit relationships. In keeping with the Lewinian mantra that there is nothing so practical as good theory1 it hones the theoretic side of the field, it improves and enriches the theory of credit contracts. In part I. improvement of the existing theory is achieved by a new approach that carefully decomposes the field into reasonably isolated subproblems which can then be researched quite independently (chapters 2, 3, 4). This unconventional modular approach to the theory of credit contracts is opposed to the rather integral and monolithic research practice that predominates in the literature. It can be seen as a complete restructuring of the theoretic landscape and yields many benefits: It provides a framework to clearly arrange existing knowledge, it enables specialisation and cooperation, and it creates transparency by neatly unravelling the complex interplay between diffe
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