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Rural Finance in Nigeria : Integrating New Approaches

World Bank - 2012

The rural space is home to 53 percent of Nigeria's population and more than 70 percent of its poor. While it is well … understood in Nigeria that financial exclusion of the rural population stunts development, still fewer than 2 percent of rural … inequality. While Nigeria's own long history with rural finance shows a clear appreciation for the importance of rural access …

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Does openness imply greater exposure ?

Calderán, César - 2005

"External exposure can be measured by the sensitivity of first and second moments of economic growth to openness and foreign shocks. This paper provides an empirical evaluation of external exposure using panel data methods for a worldwide sample of countries. Controlling for domestic conditions,...

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Egypt in the global economy : strategic choices for savings, investments, and long-term growth

1997

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Productivity, growth, external shocks, and capital inflows in Chile, 1977-81 : a general equilibrium analysis

Condon, Timothy - 1984

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Using Lebanon's Large Capital Inflows to Foster Sustainable Long-Term Growth

World Bank - 2012

This report aims to provide a diagnostic of the Lebanese economy and policy advice to a broad audience. To that effect, an analysis of the dynamics of foreign inflows and of the economy over the past decades is undertaken. Specifically, this report attempts to provide a vision for where would...

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Access to capital in rural Thailand : An estimated model of formal versus informal credit

Gine, Xavier - 2005

"The aim of this paper is to understand the mechanism underlying access to credit. Gine focuses on two important aspects of rural credit markets in Thailand. First, moneylenders and other informal lenders coexist with formal lending institutions such as government or commercial banks, and more...

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Financial markets, credit constraints, and investment in rural Romania

Chaves, Rodrigo (contributor) - 2001

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On the interrelationship of tenancy and credit contracts : World Bank

Bell, Clive; Zusman, Pinhas - 1980

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Capital requirements, screening and interlinked sharecropping and credit contracts

Braverman, Avishay; Guasch, J. Luis - 1982

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Colombia - Rural Finance : Access Issues, Challenges and Opportunities

World Bank - 2013

The history of rural - mostly agricultural - finance in Colombia, is characterized by a system which channels benefits to limited numbers of beneficiaries, at the expense of the public sector, and the economy as a whole. A legacy of powerful agricultural lobbies (coffee, livestock) has...

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