Credit rationing’s determinants of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Chittagong, Bangladesh
Mohammed Ziaul Hoque, Nilufar Sultana, Tasmia Thalil
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Mohammed Ziaul Hoque, Nilufar Sultana, Tasmia Thalil
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The Journal of Global Entrepreneurship Research publishes peer-reviewed original articles on global entrepreneurship. Addresses theoretical and empirical research issues related to entrepreneurship. Seeks to promote the efficacy of entrepreneurship in economic, social, and cultural contexts. Develops entrepreneurship as a scientific discipline. Emphasizes a global perspective on entrepreneurship research.
Key concepts: Credit rationing, Small and medium-sized enterprises, Business, Rationing, Financial system, Agricultural economics, Economics, Finance