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Investigating the relationship between private sector credit extension and economic growth: A case study of Namibia
Financial development, especially through the mechanism of private sector credit lines, has an important role to play in an economy’s growth. As such, economies with better financial institutions for lending and borrowing funds have the potential to grow faster. This is so because better financial s...
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2019
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