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Solution for informal work problems : microfinance for women

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Does micro-credit empower women? : evidence from Bangladesh

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The adverse effect of child marriage on women's economic well being in Bangladesh : can microfinance help?

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Micro-credit and empowerment of women : evidence from Bangladesh

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The micro-politics of microcredit : women, gender and neoliberal development in Bangladesh

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Does Micro-Credit Empower Women? Evidence from Bangladesh

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Impact of monthly repayment system on the household healthcare expenditure of the rural women borrowers : evidence from Bangladesh

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Women empowerment in Bangladesh : household decisions under development of non-farm sectors and microfinance institutions

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