COVID-19 and the Non-Repayment of Agricultural Loans in West Cameroon: A major Challenge for the Small Farmer in an Individual Loan Situation

Table 2.

Characteristics related to the levelof education and legal determinants of the difficult repayment of agriculturalcredits by debtors of the MC2 Bayangam

Juridical determinants Levels of school education

Not been in school Primary school Secondary school University Total

n =13 % n=49 % n=36 % n=2 % n=100 %

Conditions of access to credits    
Binding 8 61.54 26 53.06 27 75.00 2 100.00 63 63.00
Non-binding 5 38.46 23 46.94 9 25.00 0 00.00 37 37.00

Acceptable warranty    
Have 2 15.38 28 57.14 18 50.00 1 50.00 49 49.00
Do not have 11 84.62 21 42.86 18 50.00 1 50.00 51 51.00

Financial Cavalry    
Practice 4 30.77 28 57.14 5 13.89 0 00.00 37 37.00
Do not practice 9 69.23 21 42.86 31 86.11 2 100.00 63 63.00

Proceedings for the prosecution of debtors at the MC2    
Binding 13 100.00 45 91.84 34 94.44 2 100.00 94 94.00
Non-binding 0 00.00 4 08.16 2 05.56 0 00.00  6 06.00

Misappropriation of the object of credit    

Divert 8 61.54 19 38.78 13 36.11 0 00.00 40 40.00
Do not divert 5 38.46 30 61.22 23 63.89 2 100.00 60 60.00

Note that: n = number of participants for each level of study (in higher mage); % = marginal fre-quencies column of legal determinants; N = total sample size; %T = Total frequencies out of 100