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The impact of credit on income poverty in urban Mexico. An endogeneity-corrected estimation
In recent years, an important number of impact studies have attempted to examine the effect of credit on income poverty; however, many of these studies have not paid sufficient attention to the problems of endogeneity and selection bias. The few exceptional cases have employed econometric techniques
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