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~isPartOf:"Handbook of microfinance"
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What external control mechanisms help microfinance institutions meet the needs of marginal clientele?
Hartarska, Valentina
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Nadolnyak, Denis
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Handbook of microfinance
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(pp. 267-281)
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2011
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