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Financial Inclusion, Financial Exclusion and Inclusive Growth

Karuppannan, Rajendran - 2013

Financial inclusion means delivery of financial services at an affordable cost to the disadvantaged and low income group of people who are so far excluded from it. Financial Inclusion is not an end, it is mean for poverty eradication

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Equity Investment in Indian Microfinance : A Guide for Practitioners

Johnson, Doug - 2014

In this report we document the recent rise in equity investment in Indian microfinance and describe the process of …

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Does Micro-Finance Crowdfunding Promote Entrepreneurship in Developing Countries?

Sun, Jingyi - 2017

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Foreign Exchange Risk in Microfinance : An Empirical Evidence

Al Azzam, Moh'd - 2014

of interest rates, other factors matter too. This paper explores the risk of foreign exchange in microfinance. On average …

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Need of Financial Inclusion for Poverty Alleviation and GDP Growth

Sharma, Rajesh - 2014

Since last three decades the major objective of policy makers is to remove poverty from India. Many programmes and … policies were started at the grass root level. But results were not very encouraging. After liberalization India's GDP growth …. Inclusive growth can be a solution for poverty removal. In the1990s government of India started many programmes which were …

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The Role of Micro Credit on Women Empowerment Through Poverty Alleviation, Self Employment and Health Nutrition Under Post War Development

Yogendrarajah, Rathiranee - 2014

More than 65 million poor people have accessed microcredit schemes and about three quarters of them are women. This paper addresses the challenging issue of whether the microcredit programmes are tools for empowering poor women. For this purpose the problem is identified as ― to what extent...

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