This article uses a mixed method approach to assess the impact of a microfinance organisation in Ghana. By combining propensity score matching with a double-difference method, the authors determine that microcredit has a positive effect on expenditures but does not positively affect a series of other outcome variables. A list experiment further suggests that microcredit loan proceeds often are not spent productively
Purpose: After the success of Grameen Bank and other microfinance institutions world wide in the rec...
This Chapter applies the control group experiment approach to study whether microfinance improved mi...
We use data from a randomized controlled trial conducted in 2003-2006 in rural Amhara and Oromiya (...
<p>This article uses a mixed method approach to assess the impact of a microfinance organisation in ...
<p>This article uses a mixed method approach to assess the impact of a microfinance organisation in ...
This article uses a mixed method approach to assess the impact of a microfinance organisation in Gha...
Microcredit is a speci c means of ghting poverty in developing countries. Given the con- trasts in i...
Expectations are high, but evidence of the impact of microcredit remains in short supply. This artic...
Poverty has adverse impact on economic growth, human dignity and wellbeing. Therefore, experiments w...
This paper reports the results from a randomized evaluation of a microcredit program introduced in r...
The literature on microfinance reveals that microcredit is a powerful tool in reducing poverty. In c...
I study the effects of microcredit loans on poverty index scores in Central Ghana. I hypothesize tha...
The objective of this paper is to evaluate the impact of micro-entrepreneurs income on two Brazilian...
How robust is the evidence that microcredit works? Theory on microfinance initiatives has moved far ...
We use data from a randomized controlled trial conducted in 2003-2006 in rural Amhara and Oromiya (E...
Purpose: After the success of Grameen Bank and other microfinance institutions world wide in the rec...
This Chapter applies the control group experiment approach to study whether microfinance improved mi...
We use data from a randomized controlled trial conducted in 2003-2006 in rural Amhara and Oromiya (...
<p>This article uses a mixed method approach to assess the impact of a microfinance organisation in ...
<p>This article uses a mixed method approach to assess the impact of a microfinance organisation in ...
This article uses a mixed method approach to assess the impact of a microfinance organisation in Gha...
Microcredit is a speci c means of ghting poverty in developing countries. Given the con- trasts in i...
Expectations are high, but evidence of the impact of microcredit remains in short supply. This artic...
Poverty has adverse impact on economic growth, human dignity and wellbeing. Therefore, experiments w...
This paper reports the results from a randomized evaluation of a microcredit program introduced in r...
The literature on microfinance reveals that microcredit is a powerful tool in reducing poverty. In c...
I study the effects of microcredit loans on poverty index scores in Central Ghana. I hypothesize tha...
The objective of this paper is to evaluate the impact of micro-entrepreneurs income on two Brazilian...
How robust is the evidence that microcredit works? Theory on microfinance initiatives has moved far ...
We use data from a randomized controlled trial conducted in 2003-2006 in rural Amhara and Oromiya (E...
Purpose: After the success of Grameen Bank and other microfinance institutions world wide in the rec...
This Chapter applies the control group experiment approach to study whether microfinance improved mi...
We use data from a randomized controlled trial conducted in 2003-2006 in rural Amhara and Oromiya (...