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        1 & Abadi F, 2016, Int J Emerg Mark & The Impact Of Banking Concentration On Firm Leverage In Emerging Markets &   0 & 0.00 &   3 & 0.60  
        2 & Abdallah Ah, 2019, Agric Finance Rev & Impact Of Agricultural Credit On Farm Income Under The Savanna And Transitional Zones Of Ghana &   0 & 0.00 &   5 & 2.50  
        3 & Abdul-Salam Y, 2019, World Dev & Modelling The Impact Of Market Imperfections On Farm Household Investment In Stand-Alone Solar Pv Systems &   0 & 0.00 &   3 & 1.50  
        4 & Abdullah S, 2016, Appl Econ & Do Women Borrowers Augment Financial Performance Of Mfis? &   0 & 0.00 &  13 & 2.60  
        5 & Abor Jy, 2018, J Afr Bus & Mobile Telephony, Financial Inclusion And Inclusive Growth &   0 & 0.00 &  20 & 6.67  
        6 & Abubakar Ha, 2015, World J Entrep Manag & Entrepreneurship Development And Financial Literacy In Africa &   0 & 0.00 &   4 & 0.67  
        7 & Abubakar Ya, 2019, Technovation & What Specific Modes Of Internationalization Influence Sme Innovation In Sub-Saharan Least Developed Countries (Ldcs)? &   0 & 0.00 &   1 & 0.50  
        8 & Adegbite Oo, 2020, World Dev & Bridging The Financial Inclusion Gender Gap In Smallholder Agriculture In Nigeria: An Untapped Potential For Sustainable Development &   0 & 0.00 &   0 & 0.00  
        9 & Adesua-Lincoln A, 2011, Afr J Bus Manage & Assessing Nigerian Female Entrepreneur's Access To Finance For Business Start-Up And Growth &   1 & 0.10 &   5 & 0.50  
        10 & Adomako S, 2016, Ventur Cap & The Moderating Influence Of Financial Literacy On The Relationship Between Access To Finance And Firm Growth In Ghana &   2 & 0.40 &  14 & 2.80  
        11 & Agbodji Ae, 2015, Int J Soc Econ & Gender Inequality In Multidimensional Welfare Deprivation In West Africa The Case Of Burkina Faso And Togo &   0 & 0.00 &   3 & 0.50  
        12 & Ahmad Sz, 2015, Equal Divers Incl & Strengthening Access To Finance For Women-Owned Smes In Developing Countries &   0 & 0.00 &   8 & 1.33  
        13 & Ahn S, 2009, J Bank Financ & The Role Of Bank Monitoring In Corporate Governance: Evidence From Borrowers' Earnings Management Behavior &   1 & 0.08 &  59 & 4.92  
        14 & Aivazian Va, 2015, J Financ Intermed & Bank Loan Contracting And Corporate Diversification: Does Organizational Structure Matter To Lenders? &   0 & 0.00 &   5 & 0.83  
        15 & Ajefu Jb, 2019, Oxf Dev Stud & Migrant Remittances And Financial Inclusion Among Households In Nigeria &   0 & 0.00 &   0 & 0.00  
        16 & Albuquerque R, 2004, Rev Econ Stud & Optimal Lending Contracts And Firm Dynamics &   1 & 0.06 & 154 & 9.06  
        17 & Alden L, 2016, Kyklos & Discrimination In The Credit Market? Access To Financial Capital Among Self-Employed Immigrants &   1 & 0.20 &  13 & 2.60  
        18 & Alesina Af, 2013, J Eur Econ Assoc & Do Women Pay More For Credit? Evidence From Italy &  15 & 1.88 &  63 & 7.88  
        19 & Ali Aees, 2017, Int J Soc Econ & The Challenges Facing Poverty Alleviation And Financial Inclusion In North-East Kenya Province (Nekp) &   0 & 0.00 &   0 & 0.00  
        20 & Allen F, 2016, J Financ Intermed & The Foundations Of Financial Inclusion: Understanding Ownership And Use Of Formal Accounts &  11 & 2.20 &  59 & 11.80  
        21 & Allon F, 2014, Aust Feminist Stud & The Feminisation Of Finance Gender, Labour And The Limits Of Inclusion &   0 & 0.00 &  27 & 3.86  
        22 & Andries Am, 2018, Sustainability-Basel & Financial Infrastructure And Access To Finance For European Smes &   0 & 0.00 &   3 & 1.00  
        23 & Angori G, 2019, Appl Econ & Lending Technologies, Banking Relationships, And Firms' Access To Credit In Italy: The Role Of Firm Size &   0 & 0.00 &   0 & 0.00  
        24 & Aristei D, 2016, Financ Res Lett & Does Gender Matter For Firms' Access To Credit? Evidence From International Data &   3 & 0.60 &  11 & 2.20  
        25 & Asiedu E, 2012, Am Econ Rev & Access To Credit By Small Businesses: How Relevant Are Race, Ethnicity, And Gender? &  11 & 1.22 &  28 & 3.11  
        26 & Asiedu E, 2013, Am Econ Rev & Access To Credit By Firms In Sub-Saharan Africa: How Relevant Is Gender? &  11 & 1.38 &  28 & 3.50  
        27 & Asuming Po, 2019, J Afr Bus & Financial Inclusion In Sub-Saharan Africa: Recent Trends And Determinants &   0 & 0.00 &   1 & 0.50  
        28 & Aterido R, 2013, World Dev & Access To Finance In Sub-Saharan Africa: Is There A Gender Gap? &  16 & 2.00 &  54 & 6.75  
        29 & Balogun O, 2018, Acta Structilia & Evaluating Credit Accessibility Predictors Among Small And Medium Contractors In The South African Construction Industry &   0 & 0.00 &   0 & 0.00  
        30 & Balogun Oa, 2016, Procedia Engineer & Determinants Predicting Credit Accessibility Within Small And Medium-Sized Enterprises In The South African Construction Industry &   0 & 0.00 &   0 & 0.00  
        31 & Bates T, 2000, Econ Dev Q & Financing The Development Of Urban Minority Communities: Lessons Of History &   1 & 0.05 &  26 & 1.24  
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        33 & Baydas Mm, 1994, World Dev & Discrimination Against Women In Formal Credit Markets - Reality Or Rhetoric &   6 & 0.22 &  17 & 0.63  
        34 & Baye Fm, 2013, Afr Dev Rev & Household Economic Well-Being: Response To Micro-Credit Access In Cameroon &   0 & 0.00 &   4 & 0.50  
        35 & Beck T, 2008, World Bank Econ Rev & Access To Finance: An Unfinished Agenda &  13 & 1.00 &  81 & 6.23  
        36 & Bedane B, 2016, Econ Bull & Determinants Of Credit Rationing In Ethiopia: Firm-Level Evidence &   0 & 0.00 &   1 & 0.20  
        37 & Belas J, 2016, Econ Sociol & Microenterprises And Significant Risk Factors In Loan Process &   0 & 0.00 &  23 & 4.60  
        38 & Berger An, 2014, J Bank Financ & Do Small Businesses Still Prefer Community Banks? &   1 & 0.14 &  35 & 5.00  
        39 & Biggs T, 2002, J Econ Behav Organ & Ethnic Networks And Access To Credit: Evidence From The Manufacturing Sector In Kenya &   5 & 0.26 &  35 & 1.84  
        40 & Bigsten A, 2006, World Bank Res Obser & What Have We Learned From A Decade Of Manufacturing Enterprise Surveys In Africa? &   2 & 0.13 &  65 & 4.33  
        41 & Blanchflower Dg, 2003, Rev Econ Stat & Discrimination In The Small-Business Credit Market &  29 & 1.61 & 224 & 12.44  
        42 & Blau Bm, 2017, Public Choice & Lobbying, Political Connections And Emergency Lending By The Federal Reserve &   0 & 0.00 &   4 & 1.00  
        43 & Bongomin Goc, 2017, Cogent Econ Financ & Financial Intermediation And Financial Inclusion Of Poor Households: Mediating Role Of Social Networks In Rural Uganda &   0 & 0.00 &   1 & 0.25  
        44 & Bongomin Goc, 2018, Afr J Econ Manag Stu & Social Network: Testing The Predictive Power Of Its Dimensions In Explaining Financial Inclusion Of The Poor In Rural Uganda &   0 & 0.00 &   0 & 0.00  
        45 & Boohene R, 2018, J Enterp Cult & Entrepreneur's Social Capital And Firm Growth: The Moderating Role Of Access To Finance &   0 & 0.00 &   1 & 0.33  
        46 & Boubakri N, 2016, J Corp Financ & Culture And Externally Financed Firm Growth &   0 & 0.00 &  24 & 4.80  
        47 & Brana S, 2013, Small Bus Econ & Microcredit: An Answer To The Gender Problem In Funding? &   2 & 0.25 &  26 & 3.25  
        48 & Braun M, 2019, J Bus Res & Interlocking Directorates, Access To Credit, And Business Performance In Chile During Early Industrialization &   0 & 0.00 &   3 & 1.50  
        49 & Brett Ja, 2006, Hum Organ & "We Sacrifice And Eat Less ": The Structural Complexities Of Microinance Participation &   0 & 0.00 &  53 & 3.53  
        50 & Bruder J, 2011, Int J Entrep Behav R & Financial Constraints Of Ethnic Entrepreneurship: Evidence From Germany &   2 & 0.20 &  19 & 1.90  
        51 & Buttner Eh, 1988, J Bus Venturing & Bank Loan Officers Perceptions Of The Characteristics Of Men, Women, And Successful Entrepreneurs &   9 & 0.27 & 103 & 3.12  
        52 & Cabeza-Garcia L, 2019, Women Stud Int Forum & Female Financial Inclusion And Its Impacts On Inclusive Economic Development &   0 & 0.00 &   0 & 0.00  
        53 & Calcagnini G, 2015, Ital Econ J & Gender Differences In Bank Loan Access: An Empirical Analysis &   0 & 0.00 &   5 & 0.83  
        54 & Campello M, 2012, Rev Financ & Access To Liquidity And Corporate Investment In Europe During The Financial Crisis &   0 & 0.00 &  37 & 4.11  
        55 & Canton E, 2013, Small Bus Econ & Perceived Credit Constraints In The European Union &   4 & 0.50 &  32 & 4.00  
        56 & Cao Ntk, 2019, Asian Econ J & What Factors Determine Whether Small And Medium Enterprises Obtain Credit From The Formal Credit Market? The Case Of Vietnam &   0 & 0.00 &   0 & 0.00  
        57 & Carter S, 2015, Int Small Bus J & Barriers To Ethnic Minority And Women's Enterprise: Existing Evidence, Policy Tensions And Unsettled Questions &   0 & 0.00 &  64 & 10.67  
        58 & Cesaroni Fm, 2015, Proc Eur Conf Entrep & Access To Bank Credit During The Economic Crisis: A Comparison Between Italian Male And Female Entrepreneurs &   0 & 0.00 &   0 & 0.00  
        59 & Chai Sj, 2019, Asia Pac J Manag & Social Networks And Informal Financial Inclusion In China &   1 & 0.50 &   2 & 1.00  
        60 & Chakravarty Sr, 2013, J Policy Model & Financial Inclusion In India: An Axiomatic Approach &   4 & 0.50 &  30 & 3.75  
        61 & Chandio Aa, 2017, Cogent Econ Financ & Famers' Access To Credit: Does Collateral Matter Or Cash Flow Matter?Evidence From Sindh, Pakistan &   2 & 0.50 &   9 & 2.25  
        62 & Chaudhuri K, 2012, Appl Econ & Credit Rationing In Rural Credit Markets Of India &   3 & 0.33 &   8 & 0.89  
        63 & Chauvet L, 2017, World Dev & Financial Inclusion, Bank Concentration, And Firm Performance &   1 & 0.25 &  14 & 3.50  
        64 & Chavan Al, 2009, Lect Notes Comput Sc & How Mobile Money Can Drive Financial Inclusion For Women At The Bottom Of The Pyramid (Bop) In Indian Urban Centers &   0 & 0.00 &   5 & 0.42  
        65 & Chen Dq, 2016, Abacus & Social Trust And Bank Loan Financing: Evidence From China &   0 & 0.00 &  11 & 2.20  
        66 & Chen Dy, 2017, Electron Commer Res & Gender Discrimination In Online Peer-To-Peer Credit Lending: Evidence From A Lending Platform In China &   0 & 0.00 &   9 & 2.25  
        67 & Chen Hk, 2018, J Financ Stabil & The Effect Of The Political Connections Of Government Bank Ceos On Bank Performance During The Financial Crisis &   0 & 0.00 &   6 & 2.00  
        68 & Chen Lh, 2008, Proceedings Of The 3rd International Conference On Product Innovation Management, Vols I And Ii & Study On Reasons For Internal Financing Preference Of Family Business In China &   0 & 0.00 &   0 & 0.00  
        69 & Chen Yl, 2013, J Bank Financ & Greasing The Wheels Of Bank Lending: Evidence From Private Firms In China &   2 & 0.25 &  46 & 5.75  
        70 & Chen Ys, 2014, J Financ Serv Res & The Benefits Of Political Connection: Evidence From Individual Bank-Loan Contracts &   3 & 0.43 &  26 & 3.71  
        71 & Chen Zb, 2017, J Fam Econ Iss & Financial Inclusion In China: Use Of Credit &   1 & 0.25 &   2 & 0.50  
        72 & Cheng Ej, 2014, China Agr Econ Rev & The Demand For Credit, Credit Rationing And The Role Of Microfinance Evidence From Poor Rural Counties Of China &   1 & 0.14 &   7 & 1.00  
        73 & Chipfupa U, 2018, Agrekon & Explaining Smallholder Aspirations To Expand Irrigation Crop Production In Makhathini And Ndumo-B, Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa &   0 & 0.00 &   1 & 0.33  
        74 & Chu Lk, 2019, Econ Bull & Determinants Of Financial Inclusions: Comparing High, Middle, And Low-Income Countries &   0 & 0.00 &   0 & 0.00  
        75 & Churchill Sa, 2020, Appl Econ & Financial Inclusion And Poverty: A Tale Of Forty-Five Thousand Households &   0 & 0.00 &   1 & 1.00  
        76 & Claessens S, 2008, J Financ Econ & Political Connections And Preferential Access To Finance: The Role Of Campaign Contributions &  25 & 1.92 & 442 & 34.00  
        77 & Cloud C, 1993, Rev Black Polit Econ & What Do We Know About Racial-Discrimination In Mortgage Markets &   0 & 0.00 &  17 & 0.61  
        78 & Coleman S, 2000, J Small Bus Manage & Access To Capital And Terms Of Credit: A Comparison Of Men- And Women-Owned Small Businesses &  22 & 1.05 & 201 & 9.57  
        79 & Cornaggia J, 2013, J Financ Econ & Does Risk Management Matter? Evidence From The Us Agricultural Industry &   0 & 0.00 &  23 & 2.88  
        80 & Cornille D, 2019, J Financ Stabil & Heterogeneous Effects Of Credit Constraints On Smes' Employment: Evidence From The European Sovereign Debt Crisis &   0 & 0.00 &   1 & 0.50  
        81 & Corrado G, 2015, J Econ Geogr & The Geography Of Financial Inclusion Across Europe During The Global Crisis &   1 & 0.17 &  12 & 2.00  
        82 & Corsi M, 2017, J Dev Stud & Gender Discrimination In Microfinance? Some Evidence From Uganda &   1 & 0.25 &   3 & 0.75  
        83 & Cui Yj, 2017, J Interdiscip Math & Analysis On Determinants Of Rural Household Credit In China &   2 & 0.50 &   2 & 0.50  
        84 & Cull R, 2015, J Corp Financ & Government Connections And Financial Constraints: Evidence From A Large Representative Sample Of Chinese Firms &   4 & 0.67 &  83 & 13.83  
        85 & Cull R, 2019, Oxford B Econ Stat & Dual Credit Markets And Household Usage To Finance: Evidence From A Representative Chinese Household Survey &   0 & 0.00 &   0 & 0.00  
        86 & Dadzie Kq, 2013, J Public Policy Mark & Inclusive Economic Development Programs And Consumers' Access To Credit In Emerging Market Economies: The Public Policy Role Of Marketing In Rural Bank Programs In Ghana &   0 & 0.00 &  18 & 2.25  
        87 & Dang Hd, 2020, Agric Finance Rev & Determinants Of Credit Demand Of Farmers In Lam Dong, Vietnam A Comparison Of Machine Learning And Multinomial Logit &   0 & 0.00 &   0 & 0.00  
        88 & Das T, 2019, Int J Soc Econ & Does Credit Access Lead To Expansion Of Income And Multidimensional Poverty? A Study Of Rural Assam &   1 & 0.50 &   3 & 1.50  
        89 & Davutyan N, 2016, Emerg Mark Financ Tr & Determinants Of Saving-Borrowing Decisions And Financial Inclusion In A High Middle Income Country: The Turkish Case &   0 & 0.00 &   4 & 0.80  
        90 & Dawood Tc, 2019, Econ Sociol & Does Financial Inclusion Alleviate Household Poverty? Empirical Evidence From Indonesia &   0 & 0.00 &   0 & 0.00  
        91 & Dehingia N, 2019, Ssm-Popul Hlth & More Than Credit: Exploring Associations Between Microcredit Programs And Maternal And Reproductive Health Service Utilization In India &   0 & 0.00 &   0 & 0.00  
        92 & Dennis Sa, 2005, J Bus Finan Account & Firm Size Dependence In The Determinants Of Bank Term Loan Maturity &   1 & 0.06 &  14 & 0.88  
        93 & Desai Rm, 2011, Q J Polit Sci & The Costs Of Political Influence: Firm-Level Evidence From Developing Countries &   2 & 0.20 &  22 & 2.20  
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        95 & Diniz E, 2012, Electron Commer R A & Triggers And Barriers To Financial Inclusion: The Use Of Ict-Based Branchless Banking In An Amazon County &   1 & 0.11 &  31 & 3.44  
        96 & Distinguin I, 2016, World Dev & Can Informal Firms Hurt Registered Smes' Access To Credit? &   0 & 0.00 &  16 & 3.20  
        97 & Domeher D, 2017, Int J Soc Econ & Micro Determinants Of The Extent Of Credit Rationing Amongst Smes In Ghana &   0 & 0.00 &   0 & 0.00  
        98 & Domeher D, 2017, J Afr Bus & Inter-Sectoral Differences In The Sme Financing Gap: Evidence From Selected Sectors In Ghana &   0 & 0.00 &   9 & 2.25  
        99 & Doss Cr, 2019, Fem Econ & Gendered Paths To Asset Accumulation? Markets, Savings, And Credit In Developing Countries &   0 & 0.00 &   0 & 0.00  
        100 & Dossa Lh, 2008, Agr Hum Values & Socio-Economic Determinants Of Keeping Goats And Sheep By Rural People In Southern Benin &   0 & 0.00 &  14 & 1.08  
 
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