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- Alam M. and M. I. Rafiqul. 2012. The limitations of microcredit for promoting microenterprise in Bangladesh. Economic Annals 57(192): 41-53.
- Chong, F. 2010. Evaluating the credit management of micro-enterprises. WSEAS Transactions on Business and Economics 2(7):149-159
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- Hossain, F. 2002. Small loans. big claims. Foreign Policy 12: 79-82
- Hulme, D. 2000. Is microdebt good for poor people? A note on the dark side of microfinance. Small Enterprise Development 11(1): 26-28.
- Kasim, M.Y. and D. Jayasooria. 2001. Informal economy, micro-finance and non-governmental organisations in Malaysia. Humanomics 17 (1/2):134-140.
- Levy, B. 1993. Obstacles to Developing Indigenous Small and Medium Enterprises: An Empirical Assessment.
- The World Bank Economic Review 7(1): 65-83.
- Mawa. 2008. Impact of microfinance: Towards achieving poverty alleviation? Pakistan Journal of Social Sciences 5(9): 876-882.
- Md Saad, N. 2011. Selecting high-income generating activities for micro-entrepreneurs: The case study of Amanah Ikhtiar Malaysia. International Journal of Humanities and Social Science 1(5): 258-264.
References
ADB. 2000. Finance for the Poor: Microfinance Development Strategy. Asian Development Bank. Retrieved from http://www.adb.org/.
Alam M. and M. I. Rafiqul. 2012. The limitations of microcredit for promoting microenterprise in Bangladesh. Economic Annals 57(192): 41-53.
Chong, F. 2010. Evaluating the credit management of micro-enterprises. WSEAS Transactions on Business and Economics 2(7):149-159
Hallberg, K. 2000. A market-oriented strategy for small and medium scale enterprises (Vol. 63). World Bank Publications.
Hossain, F. 2002. Small loans. big claims. Foreign Policy 12: 79-82
Hulme, D. 2000. Is microdebt good for poor people? A note on the dark side of microfinance. Small Enterprise Development 11(1): 26-28.
Kasim, M.Y. and D. Jayasooria. 2001. Informal economy, micro-finance and non-governmental organisations in Malaysia. Humanomics 17 (1/2):134-140.
Levy, B. 1993. Obstacles to Developing Indigenous Small and Medium Enterprises: An Empirical Assessment.
The World Bank Economic Review 7(1): 65-83.
Mawa. 2008. Impact of microfinance: Towards achieving poverty alleviation? Pakistan Journal of Social Sciences 5(9): 876-882.
Md Saad, N. 2011. Selecting high-income generating activities for micro-entrepreneurs: The case study of Amanah Ikhtiar Malaysia. International Journal of Humanities and Social Science 1(5): 258-264.