Sociological Implications of Cashless Policy on Women Entrepreneurs in Nigeria
This paper attempts a holistic sociological perspective in understanding of the Central Bank of Nigeria's "cashless policy" on women entrepreneurs in Nigeria. It draws on secondary information documented in texts, and stakeholders' views, among other published scholarly materials on the subject matter.
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2013
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Authors: | Ufuoma, Omoyibo Kingsley ; Ochuko, Iduemre |
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International Journal of Asian Social Science. - Asian Economic and Social Society. - Vol. 3.2013, 11, p. 2246-2253
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Asian Economic and Social Society |
Subject: | Cashless | Central Bank | Entrepreneur | Policy | Women |
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