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Identifying influential determinants of women's empowerment in Bangladesh using machine learning algorithms. [PDF]
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How do policy measures affect the ability of poverty-stricken households to cope with external shocks? From the perspective of differences in the human capital endowment of households. [PDF]
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Unveiling patriarchy: a systematic review of economic violence against women. [PDF]
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Cost-effectiveness of differentiated care models that incorporate economic strengthening for HIV antiretroviral therapy adherence: a systematic review. [PDF]
Cost Eff Resour AllocLiang A, Wilson-Barthes M, Galárraga O.
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Financing for equity for women's, children's and adolescents' health in low- and middle-income countries: A scoping review. [PDF]
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Microcredit in Prefamine Ireland
Explorations in Economic History, 1997Abstract Hundreds of independent, local, quasi-charitable microcredit societies, or “loan funds,” were lending to as many as 20% of Irish households in the mid-19th century. Their goal was to relieve poverty by providing credit to the “industrious poor” at competitive interest rates without public funding.
Aidan Hollis, Arthur Sweetman
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2013
Microcredit and microfinance can be included in the branch of ethical finance that supports the struggle against poverty and financial exclusion. The term ‘microfinance’ is usually used to identify those financial services that are offered not only to clients with low income or none, but also to individuals who have difficulty in accessing basic ...
MANGO, Fabiomassimo, LA TORRE, Mario
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Microcredit and microfinance can be included in the branch of ethical finance that supports the struggle against poverty and financial exclusion. The term ‘microfinance’ is usually used to identify those financial services that are offered not only to clients with low income or none, but also to individuals who have difficulty in accessing basic ...
MANGO, Fabiomassimo, LA TORRE, Mario
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011
We document the level, type, and severity of crime in rural Bangladesh. Crime affected 36% of the households. The average cost of crime was worth two weeks' household consumption. We then study how microcredit affects crime. Our theoretical model shows how microcredit may increase cost of crime at the village level while reducing it for borrowers.
Khondker Aktaruzzaman +2 more
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We document the level, type, and severity of crime in rural Bangladesh. Crime affected 36% of the households. The average cost of crime was worth two weeks' household consumption. We then study how microcredit affects crime. Our theoretical model shows how microcredit may increase cost of crime at the village level while reducing it for borrowers.
Khondker Aktaruzzaman +2 more
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Microcredit: equilibrium effects
Oxford Review of Economic PolicyAbstract Changes to access to credit can potentially cause changes to the returns to various factors—general equilibrium (GE) effects. This paper considers changes in wages, prices of goods and services, interest rates, and in the returns to forming or maintaining social ties. Such GE effects can lead to positive and/or negative indirect
Aanchal Bagga, Cynthia Kinnan
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