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Taking Stock: Nothing exceeds like excess - The Indian microfinance crisis and what other countries should learn from it
The microfinance crisis in India – sometimes mistakenly described as the AP microfinance crisis – is a classic case study in political economy with all the ingredients of a cinematic potboiler.
The microfinance crisis in India – sometimes mistakenly described as the AP microfinance crisis – is a classic case study in political economy with all the ingredients of a cinematic potboiler.
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