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040			_aBiblioteca CIESS _bspa _cBiblioteca CIESS _dgvzj
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082			_aREV WSP No.8
100	1		_aMartinez, Jose _924077
245	1	0	_aAssessing changes in household access to financial services in Mexico: an analysis of the BANSEFI/SAGARPA panel survey 2004-2007 _ceditor invitado Pablo Cotler
260			_aMéxico _bCISS _bUIA _c2009
300			_a75-111 p. _bil. _c22 cm.
310			_aSemestral
362			_aRevista Well-being and Social Policy, Vol. 5, No. 1, First semester 2009
440			_aFinancial inclusion in Latin America _928736
500			_aTítulo en español: Evolución de los cambios en el acceso a servicios financieros de los hogares en México: un análisis de la encuesta de panel BANSEFI / SAGARPA 2004-2007.
520			_aIn March 2004, BANSEFI and SAGARPA began a project to examine the impact on households I of the Program to Strengthen the Popular Credit and Savings Sector (Programa de Fortalecimiento del Sector de Ahorro y Crédito Popular), which was designed to help non-bank financial intermediaries to abide by the Ley de Ahorro y Crédito Popular (LACP), passed by the Mexican Congress in 2001. During the spring of 2004, 5,768 households were surveyed. The survey was repeated each of the next three years. Attrition over the survey period was substantial, but in 2007, 3,723 of the households surveyed in 2004 were interviewed for the last time. This report analyzes the household survey data in an attempt to shed light on the impact of the Program. The principal findings of the report are: 1) The penetration' of popular sector financial institutions increased markedly between 2004 and 2007. A conservative estimate shows that penetration among households in the surveyed communities increased by 20 percentage points (from 33 percent to 53 percent) over the three years. 2) Among survey households which were unbanked in 2004, households with higher expenditure levels in 2004, and households whose heads have higher levels of formal schooling, were more likely to have opened an account before 2007. This pattern is consistent with the tendencies in the baseline data. That is, in 2004, households with accounts were wealthier (measured by both expenditure levels and ownership of durable assets) and had higher education levels.
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650			_aSeguridad social _vPublicaciones periódicas _zMéxico _920432
650			_aSeguridad social _xBancos de desarrollo _vCrédito _zMéxico _924078
650			_aMicrocrédito _zMéxico _924079
700	1		_aWoodruff, Christopher
710			_aConferencia Interamericana de Seguridad Social _9114
710			_aUniversidad Iberoamericana. Ciudad de México _923683
856			_uhttp://162.222.203.113/Analiticas/ADISS2016-385.pdf _zDisponible ADISS2016-385
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