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Microfinance and Entrepreneurship: The Enabling Role of Social Capital

Babajide, A., Obembe, D., Solomon, H. and Woldesenbet, K. Forthcoming. Microfinance and Entrepreneurship: The Enabling Role of Social Capital. 5th European Research Conference on Microfinance. University of Portsmouth 12 - 14 Jun 2017

TitleMicrofinance and Entrepreneurship: The Enabling Role of Social Capital
AuthorsBabajide, A., Obembe, D., Solomon, H. and Woldesenbet, K.
TypeConference paper
Abstract

Although scholars highlight the importance of social capital for accessing various resources embedded in social networks, little is known about the mechanisms through which social capital strengthens the impact of micro-finance on fostering entrepreneurship. Drawing on forms of social capital, this paper seeks to examine how, and to what extent resources embedded in social networks determine the impact of micro-finance on entrepreneurial success.

KeywordsEntrepreneurship, Impact, Micro-finance, Small businesses, Social capital
Conference5th European Research Conference on Microfinance
Web address (URL) of conference proceedingshttp://www.e-mfp.eu/resources/5th-european-research-conference-microfinance

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