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Selling to the bottom of the pyramid

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ways of helping poor people to escape the poverty trap through the setting up of sustainable institutions and social … professionals, business people, industrialists and public servants, to develop a robust model for poverty‐alleviation through social … even in conditions of extreme poverty. …

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Evaluating impacts of microfinance institutions using Guatemalan data

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Microfinance institutions in Bangladesh: achievements and challenges

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efforts of Bangladesh where a large number of people live below the poverty line. Research limitations/implications – The … out the implications of microfinance as an effective tool for development and poverty alleviation. Originality/value – The …

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