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The CDFI Industry: Its Origins and Development,e largest of the nation’s private philanthropies as an answer to the numerous and intermingled problems of the nation’s burgeoning “urban crisis.” The choice of this kind of a community-based institution to grapple with the problems of economically distressed, and frequently minority, communities, h

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Algebraic Diagnosis of Outliers, this envious overall pattern of apparently steady growth, economic well-being is unevenly distributed by social class and race as well as geographically across the nation. While the creation of a national welfare state system (if fragmented across the American federalist system) during the Great De

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Andrea Clementi,José D. P. Rolim,Erik Urlandon the end of hardship, impoverishment, and individual or familial economic stagnation, or worse, relative or absolute decline. The fears of national policy-makers in the closing years of the war—that all elements of the Great Depression would revisit the American political economy as millions of se

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Automatic synthesis of parallel algorithms,e largest of the nation’s private philanthropies as an answer to the numerous and intermingled problems of the nation’s burgeoning “urban crisis.” The choice of this kind of a community-based institution to grapple with the problems of economically distressed, and frequently minority, communities, h

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-349-69810-3development; economic development; economics; institutions; labor; policy; political economy; political sci

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James L. Greer,Oscar GonzalesOffers a groundbreaking study of the investment and lending activities of Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) in contrast to both the American mainstream financial industry and other

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