Stimulating farmer access to bank credit in Zimbabwe: The bankers’ perspective
July-September 2020 - Vol 12 Num. 3
Access to finance by farmers is recognized as a tool for poverty eradication in developing countries, where the majority depends on agriculture for survival. This study sought to establish strategies for enhancing farmer access to bank credit as prescribed by the lenders themselves. A structured interview guide collected...
Stimulating farmer access to bank credit in Zimbabwe: The bankers’ perspective
July-September 2020
Micro-determinants of informal employment in Côte d’Ivoire: The role of socio-demographic factors
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Macroeconomic effects of improving road transport infrastructure in Ethiopia: A computable general equilibrium model analysis
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Impact of foreign direct investment and inflation on economic growth of five randomly selected Countries in Africa
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Estimating the Marshall-Lerner condition of China
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Association between foreign capital inflow and macroeconomic factors: Evidence from Nigeria
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Health care expenditure, health status and national productivity in Nigeria (1999-2012)
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The impact of financial inclusion on monetary policy in Nigeria
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Finance and economic growth nexus: Complementarity and substitutability between the banking sector and financial markets in Africa, using South Africa as a case1
