Open AccessResearch on Government’s Implementing Inclusive Financial Mechanism from the Perspective of Behavior Contract
Author(s) -
Deng Xinkai
Publication year - 2019
Publication title -
journal of finance research
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2591-7145
pISSN - 2591-7137
DOI - 10.26549/jfr.v3i1.1587
Subject(s) - information asymmetry , subsidy , reciprocal , government (linguistics) , economic interventionism , social capital , economics , market failure , capital market , perspective (graphical) , financial market , finance , public economics , business , microeconomics , market economy , political science , linguistics , philosophy , artificial intelligence , politics , computer science , law
By introducing reciprocal borrowers and lenders, positive social capital formed by reciprocal expectations can ease financing constraints. Information asymmetry has a significant impact on the relationship between reciprocal expectations and financing constraints. Lack of reciprocal expectation is a necessary condition for government intervention. The role of government is to promote the formation and growth of positive social capital, reduce negative social capital, activate favorable reference dependence and avoid adverse reference dependence. Specific measures are: direct investment, subsidy/ taxation, administrative orders, alleviation of information asymmetry in financial markets and moral education. Policy Suggestions: the government should pay attention to fostering reciprocal expectations. The development of Inclusive Finance mainly depends on market forces. An important part of it is the government lender who plays an active role in activating the favorable reference dependence. The government should alleviate the information asymmetry in financial markets, reduces the formation of negative social capital, and pays attention to the two sides and limitation of moral education.