Will Bangladeshi-Style Microlending Work in Queens?

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Apr 2008

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New York, United States, April, 29 2008 - Wall Street may well be a global center of finance, with billions of dollars in capital flowing back and forth each day. But only 10 miles away, in Jackson Heights, Queens, a more modest banking infrastructure it taking a different approach.

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Source : New York Times

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