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Preparing fertile ground: how does the quality of business environments affect MSE growth? [PDF]
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Indirect Microcredit Programs: The Use and Potential of Guarantees in Microcredit
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015The aim of the paper is to introduce and clarify the financial and non-financial characteristics of microcredit programs based on a credit guarantee. We call these programs, which are widespread in Europe, Indirect Microcredit Programs (IMPs) because they use an indirect microcredit model.
Giorgio Di Maio, Paolo Landoni
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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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International Journal of Applied Philosophy, 2019
An analysis of the specific yogurt and phone microcredit schemes in Bangladesh is made along three lines of argument. It is important to note that these schemes are pulled together by NGO’s (non-governmental organizations) to assist women and children in developing areas to attain financial independence—the first line employs leftist criticism of the ...
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An analysis of the specific yogurt and phone microcredit schemes in Bangladesh is made along three lines of argument. It is important to note that these schemes are pulled together by NGO’s (non-governmental organizations) to assist women and children in developing areas to attain financial independence—the first line employs leftist criticism of the ...
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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.
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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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How Does Microcredit Work? A Review of the Theories of Microcredit. [PDF]
The remarkable speed at which the reach of microcredit has expanded around the world in the last three decades has piqued the curiosity of practitioners and theorists alike. While assessing the impact of microcredit on the lives and livelihoods of the poor remains a contentious issue, there is no disputing the fact that there is something novel ...
S.R. Osmani, Wahiduddin Mahmud
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This timely Handbook offers a unique opportunity to consider the performance and national context of microcredit initiatives within the European Union.
Tuija Wallgren, Mohammad Naveed Awan
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Tuija Wallgren, Mohammad Naveed Awan
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