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Macro-economic determinants of domestic private sector credit in sub-Saharan Africa
Credit, to the private sector, is a critical component in driving growth and development the world over. In Africa, the level of credit advanced to the private sector as a percentage of GDP seems to have lagged other more developed regions at 46% of GDP in 2015, in comparison to 120% of global GDP....
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2019
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