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The role of formal credit in enhancing maize production and profitability in Africa: empirical evidence from Ghana
AbstractThis study investigates the role of formal credit access in enhancing maize production and profitability in Ghana, focusing on its impacts on farm output, profitability, and regional disparities, while identifying the determinants of credit access. Survey data from maize farmers across Ghana
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