A Bibliographical Survey of Rotating Savings and Credit Associations
In many countries in Africa and Asia, rotating savings and credit associations underpin much of the economy. This survey covers the wide range of literature on these associations. Published with Centre for Cross-Cultural Research on Women.
Published: 1995
Pages: 75
eBook: 9780855986643
Paperback: 9780855982980
| A Bibliographical Survey of Rotating Savings and Credit | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Definition of ROSCAs | |||
| Lessons to be learned | |||
| ROSCAs: A Bibliography | |||
| Index |
Alaine Low
At the time of writing, Alaine Low was an associate lecturer at the Open University and the associate editor of the five-volume Oxford History of the British Empire
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