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Rules and rands: credit legislation and developmental credit to micro and small enterprises in South Africa
The role played by Micro and Small Enterprises in many economies globally is huge and important. It is even more significant for economies in Africa such as South Africa where there are high levels of poverty and unemployment. In South Africa, Micro and Small Enterprises can contribute towards addre...
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2022
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