Research Article

Credit Behaviors of Rural Households in the Perspective of Complex Social Networks

Table 4

Impact of social networks on formal and informal credit behavior.

(1)(2)(3)(4)
Formal creditInformal creditFormal creditInformal credit

Social networks0.1730.5310.9800.414
(0.048)(0.072)(0.298)(0.473)
Education0.330−0.1070.243−0.365
(0.050)(0.075)(0.060)(0.096)
Job−0.2230.669−0.2260.623
(0.143)(0.214)(0.151)(0.239)
Gender0.1070.1550.2170.366
(0.127)(0.191)(0.138)(0.219)
Health−0.120−0.237−0.272−0.555
(0.180)(0. 027)(0.189)(0.299)
Age−0.004−0.043−0.013−0.070
(0.007)(0.010)(0.007)(0.012)
Family size0.0810.4440.1490.670
(0.159)(0.239)(0.165)(0.263)
Marriage0.5290.3100.377−0.051
(0.175)(0.262)(0.193)(0.308)
Politics−0.2781.329−0.6080.786
(0.438)(0.655)(0.471)(0.748)
Family income0.132−0.039−0.085−0.564
(0.052)(0.078)(0.096)(0.153)
Risk attitude−0.0250.192−0.0780.099
(0.091)(0.136)(0.096)(0.153)
Constant−2.8161.831−6.169−5.556
(0.717)(1.076)(1.428)(2.269)
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Note: standard errors in parentheses , , .