Table of contents for Finance for all? : policies and pitfalls in expanding access / [by Asli Demirgüç-Kunt, Thorsten Beck, and Patrick Honohan].


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Access to Finance and Development:
Theory and Measurement       21
Theory: The Crucial Role of Access to Finance  23
Measurement: Indicators of Access to Finance  26
Conclusions    51
Notes    52
2.   Firms' Access to Finance: Entry, Growth,
and Productivity     55
Access to Finance: Determinants and Implications  57
The Channels of Impact: Micro and Macro Evidence  60
Transforming the Economy: Differences in Impact  66
What Aspects of Financial Sector Development Matter
for Access?  70
Conclusions    90
Notes    91
3.   Household Access to Finance: Poverty Alleviation
and Risk Mitigation     99
Finance, Inequality, and Poverty  100
Providing Financial Access to Households and Microentrepreneurs:
How and by Whom?      113
Reaching Out to the Poor or to the Excluded?  133
Conclusions    138
Notes     139
4.  Government's Role in Facilitating Access     143
Expanding Access: Importance of Long-Term Institution
Building    146
Specific Policies to Facilitate Financial Access  152
Policies to Promote Competition and Stability  156
Government Interventions in the Market  163
Political Economy of Access  176
Conclusions    179
Notes     180



Library of Congress subject headings for this publication: Financial services industry Developing countries, Banks and banking Developing countries