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Can Microenterprise Programs Alleviate Poverty?
"The Material Conditions for Microenterprise Programs in the United States and the Third World"
Mark Schreiner
Center for Social Development, 2000.
"The Dimensions of Microenterprise: A Critical Look at Microenterprise as a Tool To Alleviate Poverty"
Louise A. Howells
Journal of Affordable Housing, Winter 2000.
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