MEASURING MICROFINANCE ACCESS: BUILDING ON EXISTING CROSS-COUNTRY DATA

Given the acknowledged need for a new effort to expand the set of available data on direct access to financial services, including a focus on access by those at low income, the paper provides a selective review of the diverse sources of data that exist and considers how best to build upon them. It p...

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Main Author: Patrick Honohan
Format: Printed Book
Published: World Bank Policy Research Working Paper 3606, May 2005 2005
Online Access:http://10.26.1.76/ks/001488.pdf
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