The effect of credit on growth and convergence of firms in Kenyan manufacturing

The effect of credit on growth and convergence of firms in Kenyan manufacturing

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Although some recent studies have analysed issues relating to credit in African manufacturing, they have not directly tested for the effect of credit on firm growth. The use of bank credit can affect firm growth in two opposite ways. The effect may be positive if credit allows a firm to address its...

Bibliografske podrobnosti
Glavni avtor:	Nkurunziza, J
Format:	Working paper
Jezik:	English
Izdano:	2005
Teme:	Development economics Economics Africa Innovation,productivity and growth

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