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The regulation of mobile money in Rwanda (Working Paper)

Working paper 1 Aug 2013 Firms, Trade, Mobile money and State

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  • Regulating Mobile Money in Rwanda

Authors

Jonathan Argent

Consultant, International Finance Corporation

James A. Hanson

Independent Researcher

Maria Paula Gomez

Senior Consultant, Laterite LTD, Rwanda
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