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The paper offers a novel empirical analysis on a Chinese P2P lending platform demonstrating that almost costless signals induce adverse selection. Applying established signaling theory to an emerging credit context, it uncovers misallocation issues, borrower behavior, and lender biases, delivering a compelling, original contribution to Credit and Debt Markets research.
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The paper offers a novel empirical analysis on a Chinese P2P lending platform demonstrating that almost costless signals induce adverse selection. Applying established signaling theory to an emerging credit context, it uncovers misallocation issues, borrower behavior, and lender biases, delivering a compelling, original contribution to Credit and Debt Markets research.
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