'Only Women can Change this World into Heaven' Mei Niang, Male Chauvinist Society, and the Japanese Cultural Agenda in North China, 1939-1941

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Mei Niang is the first modern Chinese writer in the post-May Fourth period, whose heritage forces an assessment of the correlation between colonialism, feminism, and national identity. She describes and exposes the reality of the Chinese women's lives under Japanese occupation in the 'obscure women's rights ideology' and gives a clear picture of the society in which they lived.

China, Works, Authors, Chinese, Chinese writers, Women and literature, Women in literature, Mei Niang

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Interdependencies in micro-credit group: evidence from repayment data

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With reference to Grameen Bank in Bangladesh, the inter relationship in the loan repayment patterns is examined to understand the mutual dependency of micro-credit lending institutions. The significance of these mutual relationships for improving poverty conditions in developing countries is discussed.

Commercial Banks, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Financial management, Services information, Developing Countries, Banking industry, Case studies, Economic aspects, Finance, Services, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Bangladesh, Company financing, Grameen Bank of Bangladesh, Microfinance

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