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Entrepreneurial Value Creation Through Green Microfinance: Evidence from Asian Microfinance Lending Criteria
Microfinance has proliferated as both a poverty alleviation tool and catalyst for entrepreneurs running small-scale businesses with support from microloans. This article examines four rationales for incorporating concern for the natural environment into the practice of microfinance and suggests a ty
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