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Cite this article
Sun,H. (2023). Credit Card Default Prediction Analysis: Based on Default Data of Taiwanese Customers from April to September 2005. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,23,308-316.
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References
[1]. Xingliang Zhu,Jia Wang,and Jiaoju. Ge.Empirical Analysis of Factors Influencing Credit Card Repayment based on Probit Model [J]. Consumer economy,2013(4):1557-1580
[2]. Kuangnan Fang,Guijun Zhang,andHuiying Zhang. Personal Credit Risk warning Method Based on Lasso-Logistic Model [J]. Quantitative and technical economic research,2014(2):125-136
[3]. Ruiting Mei,Yang Xu,and Guochang Wang. Analysis of credit card default prediction model and its influencing factors [J]. Statistics and Application, 2016, 5(3): 263-275.
[4]. Xie,Xuanli,Yan Shen,Haoxing Zhang,and Feng Guo.2018. Can Digital Finance Promote Entrepreneurship? –Evidence from China. Economic Quarterly [Chinese, Jingjixue Jikan],17(4):1557–1580
[5]. Manning, R. D. (2000). Credit card nation: the consequences of America's addiction to credit. New York: Basic Books.
[6]. Jagtiani, Julapa, and Catharine Lemieux. 2019. The Roles of Alternative Data and Machine Learning in Fintech Lending: Evidence from the LendingClub Consumer Platform. Financial Management 48(4):1009–1029.