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ID142015
Title ProperTrade credit, bank credit and crisis
Other Title Informationsome empirical evidence for India?
LanguageENG
AuthorGhosh, Saibal
Summary / Abstract (Note)Employing data on an extended sample of manufacturing firms during 1993–2012, the article studies the inter-linkage between trade credit and bank credit and how it evolved during the crisis. Accordingly, we first discuss the relevance of a trade-credit channel in India and subsequently, explore the interplay between these two financing forms. The analysis provides some evidence in favour of a trade-credit channel in India. More importantly, the findings indicate that bank credit and trade credit are complementary, although there was a differential impact on accounts payable (demand) and accounts receivables (supply) during the crisis.
`In' analytical NoteMargin Vol. 9, No.4; Nov 2015: p.333-361
Journal SourceMargin 2015-12 9, 4
Key Wordscrisis ;  India ;  Monetary Policy ;  Trade Credit ;  Bank Credit