One-Time Transfers of Cash or Capital Have Long-Lasting Effects on Microenterprises in Sri Lanka
Abstract
Standard economic theory suggests that one-time business grants can have at most temporary effects, and accordingly, policies to increase incomes of the self-employed in developing countries typically rely on sustained engagement. In contrast, we found long-lasting impacts from one-time grants given in a randomized experiment to subsistence firms. Five years after we gave 100 or 00 to 115 of 197 male and 100 of 190 female Sri Lankan...
Paper Details
Title
One-Time Transfers of Cash or Capital Have Long-Lasting Effects on Microenterprises in Sri Lanka
Published Date
Feb 24, 2012
Journal
Volume
335
Issue
6071
Pages
962 - 966
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