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The Role of Middlemen in Marketing and Credit Outcomes in Ghana (Working Paper)

Working paper 1 Mar 2012 Firms and Farms

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  • Agricultural Financing and Credit Constraints: The Role of Middlemen in Marketing and Credit Outcomes in Ghana

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Peter Quartey

Professor, University of Ghana

Chris Udry

Robert E. and Emily King Professor of Economics, Northwestern University

Seidu Al-Hassan

Senior Lecturer, University for Development Studies

Hellen Adzo Seshie

Independent Researcher
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