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Does Micro-credit Program in Bangladesh Increase Household’s Ability to Deal with Economic Hardships?
It is often argued that micro-credit program intervention at the grassroots level increases the ability of the poor to deal with crises. This paper examines the relationship between households’ involvement in micro-credit programs and their capacities to deal with economic hardships by focussing on
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