Social Capital and Savings Behavior: The Impact of Group Membership on Hosehold Formal Savings in Rural Vietnam

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Social Capital and Savings Behavior : The Impact of Group Membership on Hosehold Formal Savings in Rural Vietnam. / Newman, Carol; Tarp, Finn; Khai, Luu Duc.

Central Institute for Economic Management, CIEM, 2012.

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Newman, C, Tarp, F & Khai, LD 2012 'Social Capital and Savings Behavior: The Impact of Group Membership on Hosehold Formal Savings in Rural Vietnam' Central Institute for Economic Management, CIEM. <https://www.econ.ku.dk/ftarp/Publications/Docs/social%20capital%20and%20saving%20behavior.pdf>

APA

Newman, C., Tarp, F., & Khai, L. D. (2012). Social Capital and Savings Behavior: The Impact of Group Membership on Hosehold Formal Savings in Rural Vietnam. Central Institute for Economic Management, CIEM. https://www.econ.ku.dk/ftarp/Publications/Docs/social%20capital%20and%20saving%20behavior.pdf

Vancouver

Newman C, Tarp F, Khai LD. Social Capital and Savings Behavior: The Impact of Group Membership on Hosehold Formal Savings in Rural Vietnam. Central Institute for Economic Management, CIEM. 2012.

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Newman, Carol ; Tarp, Finn ; Khai, Luu Duc. / Social Capital and Savings Behavior : The Impact of Group Membership on Hosehold Formal Savings in Rural Vietnam. Central Institute for Economic Management, CIEM, 2012.

Bibtex

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