Performance of rural credit and factors affecting the choice of credit sources

Performance of rural credit and factors affecting the choice of credit sources
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农村信贷绩效及影响信贷来源选择的因素

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2007
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Indian journal of agricultural economics
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Prabhat Kumar
Prabhat Kumar
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Anjani Kumar;D. Singh;Prabhat Kumar

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