Microfinance and Poverty in Bolivia

By P. Mosley. 2001

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Microfinance and household poverty reduction:: New evidence from India (2010, neutral): “However, some studies have shown that MFIs have not reached the poorest of the poor in Asian countries (Weiss and Montgomery, 2005) or in Bolivia (Mosley 2001).”
Livelihood Strategies in the Rural Kenyan Highlands (2006, result): “The ability to diversify into these higher return activities appears to be a function of their relatively greater financial liquidity, facilitated by access to credit and remittances, in comparison to households pursuing the lower return livelihood strategies, consistent with previous studies on the”
Microfinance: its Impact, Outreach and Sustainability (2011, background): “Examples for this exclusion are the requirement to save before a loan can be granted, the minimum amount of the loan that needs to be accepted and the requirement that a firm is registered before the loan can be granted (Kirkpatrick & Maimbo, 2002; Mosley, 2001).”
Microfinance and Poverty—A Macro Perspective (2012, methodology): “…Perspective I. Introduction Most of the recent studies of the impact of microfinance on poverty or income have relied on micro-level evidence based on household data or entrepreneurial data (e.g. Hulme and Mosley, 1996, Mosley, 2001, Khandker, 2005, Imai, Arun and Annim, 2010, Imai and Azam, 2010).”
Microenterprise occupation and poverty reduction in microfinance programs: evidence from Sri Lanka (2004, background): “To the extent that microenterprises do generate jobs, these effects are concentrated in the largest, most successful activities (Hulme & Mosley, 1996; Mosley, 2001).”
Great Expectations: Microfinance and Poverty Reduction in Asia and Latin America (2005, neutral): “18 As defined in Table 5 of Mosley (2001), the indicators for the MFIs and the Social Fund programs are”