Titlebook: Efficiency, Equity and Well-Being in Selected African Countries; Pia Nilsson,Almas Heshmati Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019

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Abdul-Latif Hamdan,Valerie Trollingercted from 11,162 households selected from 43 districts, our results indicate that women’s participation in MFIs is fairly low (only 17 percent); 75 percent of them used borrowed money for income generating activities. This result is substantiated by data collected through focus group discussions and

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Failure Modes and Effects Analysis, 1999–2015. It uses a 4-component stochastic frontier model with determinants of inefficiency and uses a mixed efficiency analysis approach in two steps. First, it estimates persistent and transient inefficiency scores and simultaneously explains their differentials. Second, in a two-stage approach

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Saman Kiamehr,Mehdi B. Tahoori,Lorena Anghel011 and 2011–2012). It employs the Markov transition matrices and probit techniques for the analysis and finds a higher rate of income mobility (60 percent) at the bottom of the income distribution than at the top of the income distribution (43 percent). It also finds that capital stock, whether hum