Research Journal of Applied Sciences
Year:
2020
Volume:
15
Issue:
1
Page No.
1 - 9
Effectiveness of Microfinance Institutions on Rural Poor Households and its Impact on
Reduction of Poverty: A Tool for Socio Economic Development in Rural India
Authors :
ManishMadan
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