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A Study on Micro-Credit in Eastern Uttar-Pradesh Region (With Special Reference to CASHPOR Micro Credit) [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011 "Micro-credit is something which is not going to disappear...because this is a need of the people, whatever name you give it, you have to have those financial facilities coming to them because it is totally unfair...to deny half the population of the world financial services." - Mohammad Yunus (Founder, Bangladesh Grameen Bank)CASHPOR Micro-Credit (CMC)
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Towards a multi-agent system (MAS) based Credit Reference Bureau
2009 IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Computing and Intelligent Systems, 2009Credit Risk forms an enormous source of losses for money lending institutions. Mechanisms and models to implement early warning credit risk systems have been put in place to aid Business Risk Managers make well-informed decisions. With the establishment of Credit Reference Bureaus (CRB), it's imperative to have a real-time mechanism of collecting data,
Lasheng Yu, Zeko Mbumwae
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An appraisal of livestock policies in Egypt with special reference to credit and import policies
Research Papers in Economics, 1983Agricultural Research Review, Volume. 61, No.
Soliman, Ibrahim +3 more
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The study of big data based on complex network—with the example of credit reference
2015 4th International Conference on Computer Science and Network Technology (ICCSNT), 2015The network of credit reference is a typical complex network in the theoretical level and practical level. In the big data era, in order to break the privacy of the credit calculation method and promote its development, this paper proposes a big data mining algorithm on the network of credit reference, which modifies the algorithm of traditional ...
Wang Cong, Ning Huicong
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Credit Controls in India with Special Reference to Agricultural Commodity Prices
Artha Vijnana: Journal of The Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics, 1996This paper attempts to assess the influence of selective credit policies on bank credit and their impact, in turn on prices for selected agricultural commodities rice, wheat, sugar, cotton, jute and groundnut. The study observes that for all commodities, price changes with a lag of one or two months activise Selective Credit Controls (SCCs). Tightening
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