Enabling Microenterprise Development in Sub-Saharan Africa through the Provision of Financial Services Enabling Microenterprise Development in Sub-Saharan Africa through the Provision of Financial Services (Policy Brief) Policy brief 31 Dec 2011 Firms and Entrepreneurship Authors Pascaline Dupas Associate Professor of Economics, Stanford University Jonathan Robinson Associate Professor, University of California - Santa Barbara Dupas-Robinson-2011-Policy-Brief.pdf Download PDF document • 324.09 KB Share Share More from Enabling Microenterprise Development in Sub-Saharan Africa through the Provision of Financial Services Challenges in banking the rural poor: evidence from Kenya's western province Pascaline Dupas, Jonathan Robinson, Anthony Keats Blog Banking in Kenya held back by fear of 'embezzlement' (Working Paper) Pascaline Dupas, Sarah Green, Anthony Keats, Jonathan Robinson Working paper More from IGC Labour and capital misallocation across firms: Evidence from manufacturing sectors in Ethiopia Måns Söderbom, Hailegebriel Yirdaw Yigezu Working paper Taxing effectively How firms find new ways to evade taxes: Evidence from cargo scanners in Uganda Ronald Davies, Kyle McNabb, Silver Namunane, Miroslav Palanský Blog Gender equality Is discrimination in access to capital behind gender gaps in business in Ethiopia? Ketki Sheth, Shanthi Manian Blog Gender equality Paternalistic gender discrimination: Evidence from labour markets in Bangladesh Nina Caroline Buchmann, Carl Meyer, Colin D. Sullivan Blog Themes Firms Entrepreneurship
