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March 10, 2019
The Hindu BusinessLine released an article about letting farmers use formal credit as a way to increase their incomes. Research Fellow Anjani Kumar was quoted in the article explaining that institutional credit compared to informal sources of credit increase the per capita month consumption expenditure for households.
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