The rush to regulate : legal frameworks for microfinance
By Richard Rosenberg, R. Christen. 2000
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- Do regulated microfinance institutions achieve better sustainability and outreach? Cross-country evidence (2007, background): “Indeed, as previously noted Christen and Rosenberg (2000) argue that noninvolvement by the government is exactly what ‘immensely’ helped MFIs in their early stages.”
- Microfinance institutions and public policy (2003, background): “International Monetary Fund, 700 19th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20431, USA. E-mail: dhardy@imf.org The views are those of the authors. (1)CGAP is a donor coordinator in microfinance and a disseminator of microfinance best practices to policymakers and practitioners (see www.cgap.org). (2)See Holden”