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Klarissa Lueg2020

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Female Entrepreneurs and Access to Financial Capital

Klarissa Lueg · Amanda Ni

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Year2020

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Published2020-05-08

VenueAsian journal of social science

ISSN-L0303-8246

Languageen

Citations6

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