Access to Credit: Microenterprises in Turkey
Access to external nance for small and medium enterprises is vital for survival and growth of such rms. In this paper we have analyzed the determinants of access to credit in microenterprises of Turkey. We use a unique dataset covering a large sample of microenterprises. We nd that size and signals of wealth positively a ect the likelihood of getting a formal credit.
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| Length: | 16 pages |
| Date of creation: | Jun 2009 |
| Handle: | RePEc:izm:wpaper:0905 |
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