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Effects of Social Capital and Microcredit on Profitability of Grain Traders in Southwestern Nigeria
Grain marketing requires considerable investment of fund but traders are often plagued with inadequate capital to run their enterprises. The inadequacy of fund prevents traders from expanding their businesses resulting in low profit margin. However, social capital is increasingly recognised as a bri...
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