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Information, Informal Finance, and SME Financing
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Information Production and Capital Allocation: Decentralized versus Hierarchical Firms
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The economics of small business finance: The roles of private equity and debt markets in the financial growth cycle
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no DOI — not checkedAliber, Michael, Informal finance in the informal economy: promoting decent work among the working poor, International Labour Office, Working paper on the informal economy, 2002
no DOI — not checkedIsaksson, Anders, The importance of informal finance in Kenyan Manufacturing, the United Nations Industrial Development Organization Working Paper No 5, www.unido.org/en/doc/5003 , 2002
no DOI — not checkedAdams, Dale W. and Fitchett, Delbert A, Informal Finance in Low-Income Countries, Boulder, San Francisco: Westview Press, 1992
no DOI — not checkedAryeetey, Ernest, Informal finance for private sector development in Africa, A background paper prepared for the African development report, www.afdb.org/knowledge/publications/ pdf/r_finance1999.pdf , 1998
no DOI — not checkedZhang Weiying, Capital structure of SMEs and financial system in Taiwan. In: Xu X. and Yi G. (eds.), Taiwan Economy and the Economic Reform In Mainland China, Beijing: Chinese Economy Publishing House, 1994 (in Chinese)
no DOI — not checkedWang Xin, What can Mainland learn from the experience of SME financing in Taiwan, Comp. Econ. Soc. Syst., 1996, 5: 36–42 (in Chinese)
no DOI — not checkedZhou Tian cheng and Lin Zhi cheng, The Development Mechanism of SMEs in Taiwan, Taipei: Lianjing Publishing House, 1999 (in Chinese)
no DOI — not checkedZhang Jie, Financial arrangements in the growth process of Chinese private sector, Economist, 1999, 2: 38–42 (in Chinese)
no DOI — not checkedYe Min, Information screening mechanism and financial deepening: Wenzhou case, Thesis for Master’s Degree, 2002 (in Chinese)
no DOI — not checkedBesley, T, Coate, Stephen, and Loury, Glenn, The economics of rotating savings and credit associations, Am. Econ. Rev., 1993, 83(4): 792–810
no DOI — not checkedJohnson, Susan, From fragmentation to embeddedness: towards a framework for the Institutional Analysis of Financial Markets, Working Paper Series No. 29, Centre for Development Studies in University of Bath, 2001
no DOI — not checkedSchreiner, Mark, Informal finance and the design of microfinance, www.microfinance.com/English/Papers/Informal Finance Lessons.pdf , 2000 (an earlier version of a paper that appeared in Development in Practice 11(5))
no DOI — not checkedStiglitz, Joseph E. and Weiss, Andrew, Credit rationing in market with imperfect information, Am. Econ. Rev., 1981, 71(3): 393–410
no DOI — not checkedBester, Helmut, Screening vs. rationing in credit markets with imperfect information, Am. Econ. Rev., 1985, 75(4): 850–855
no DOI — not checkedTsai, Kellee, Beyond banks: the local logic of informal finance and private sector development in China, Presented at the Conference on Financial Sector Reform in China, www.ksg.harvard.edu/cbg/Conferences/financial_sector/BeyondBanks.pdf , 2001
no DOI — not checkedShi Jinchuan and Ye, Min, Financial arrangements in the environment with institutional distortion: Wenzhou case, Econ. Theory Bus. Manage., 2001, 1: 63–68 (in Chinese)
no DOI — not checkedZhang Jun, The informal finance in rural China after economic reform: Wenzhou Case, Chin. Soc. Sci. Q., 1997, 20 (in Chinese) (Hongkong)
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