In analyzing the Grameen Bank's success, the three perspectives agree that microcredit strategies are successful because they
a. avoid the inherently unequal state and international economic systems.
b. are built on the local decision-making of poor people.
c. apply collective-responsibility methods by organizing local committees.
d. ensure that the people who do the work receive the benefits.
e. All of the above are correct.
D
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A) technical assistance B) national security C) economic aid D) welfare relief E) social services
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a. Greenhouse credit b. Green tax c. Cap and breathe d. Cap and trade
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