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Exploring the link between women's financial inclusion and child nutrition in Rulindo district, Rwanda. [PDF]
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A hybrid PV–wind grid‐connected microgrid for Mongla Port is optimized using HOMER Pro and validated via DIgSILENT quasi‐dynamic load flow. The system achieves a low cost of energy (0.0341 USD/kWh), 70.9% renewable penetration, improved voltage stability, and significant emission reduction, demonstrating a reliable and cost‐effective solution for ...
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Traversing the multiple nested geographies of NUTs based entrepreneurial ecosystems. [PDF]
Cowling M, Brown R, Yang H.
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Cross-sectional dataset of low- and semi-skilled gig workers in India: COVID-19 and human security. [PDF]
Afsharinia B, Gurtoo A.
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Framing effects of health education materials on rural public intention for dog vaccination against rabies in China. [PDF]
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Pitfalls and risks of generative AI in machine learning. [PDF]
Lones MA.
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Exploration of association rule mining between lost-linking features and modes of loan customers using the FP-growth algorithm for risk warning strategies. [PDF]
Wang J, Jiang X, He Y, Guan B, Deng C.
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Journal of Banking & Finance, 2015
We examine whether religion affects the terms of bank loans. We hypothesize that lenders value the traits of religious adherents, such as risk aversion, ethical behavior and honesty, and thus offer favorable loan terms to religious borrowers. Consistent with this hypothesis, we find that corporate borrowers located in counties with a high level of ...
He, Wen, Hu, Maggie (Rong)
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We examine whether religion affects the terms of bank loans. We hypothesize that lenders value the traits of religious adherents, such as risk aversion, ethical behavior and honesty, and thus offer favorable loan terms to religious borrowers. Consistent with this hypothesis, we find that corporate borrowers located in counties with a high level of ...
He, Wen, Hu, Maggie (Rong)
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The Impacts of Environmental Risks on Bank Loan Covenants and the Cost of Bank Loans
Proceedings of the 2018 International Conference on E-Business and Applications, 2018Covenants in loan agreements and the cost of bank loans are expected to be mechanisms in banks' environmental risk management. This paper provides an in-depth examination of the associations between environmental risks and 1) bank loan covenants, and 2) the cost of bank loans in the Australian context.
Yinshuo Xu, Qian Liu, Julie Cotter
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