SME registration evidence from a randomized controlled trial in Bangladesh

Rahman, Aminur; De Giorgi, Giacomo

SME registration evidence from a randomized controlled trial in Bangladesh (English)

Abstract

Informality is pervasive in developing countries. In Bangladesh, the majority of firms are informal and as such they might not have access to prime markets, while lowering the tax base. The authors implemented an information campaign on registration, ... See More +

Author De Giorgi, Giacomo; Rahman, Aminur;
Document Date 2013/03/01
Document Type Policy Research Working Paper
Report Number WPS6382
Volume No 1
Total Volume(s) 1
Country Bangladesh;
Region South Asia;
Disclosure Date 2013/03/01
Disclosure Status Disclosed
Doc Name SME registration evidence from a randomized controlled trial in Bangladesh
Keywords
access to bank loans, access to markets, bank loans, bribes, Business Confidence, business performance, business process, business registration, Business Regulation, ... See More +
Language English
Historic Topics Industry; Macroeconomics and Economic Growth; Private Sector Development; Finance and Financial Sector Development;
Historic SubTopics Economic Theory & Research; Technology Industry; E-Business; Access to Finance; Microfinance;
Unit Owning Development Research Group (DECRG)
Series Name Policy Research working paper ; no. WPS 6382 ; Impact Evaluation series ; no. IE 86
Version Type Final

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