Impacto socio-económico en las economías familiares de los créditos otorgados por el sector de microfinanzas públicas y pivadas en el cantón Quevedo en el 2011
Credits microenterprise in Ecuador today contribute to improving the economic situation of families, using a popular tool in the fight against poverty, granted to people with very low income. Currently provide employment to 60% of the economically active population, contributing positively to GD...
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Quevedo-Ecuador
2019
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| Acceso en línea: | http://repositorio.uteq.edu.ec/handle/43000/2774 |
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| Sumario: | Credits microenterprise in Ecuador today contribute to improving the
economic situation of families, using a popular tool in the fight against
poverty, granted to people with very low income.
Currently provide employment to 60% of the economically active population,
contributing positively to GDP, reducing social and economic imbalances,
financial gaps caused by governments that preceded.
The loan is granted with the only guarantees that represent the confidence in
the person and in the project, recovering the etymological sense of the word
credit. The business that is created represents a choice of employment
through self-employment in this way encourages initiative rather than
dependence.
The microenterprise development has become a source of employment and
thus out of poverty, being so important that, in the canton Quevedo, province
of Los Ríos, some public and private institutions has seen the need to offer as
product, microcredit to their customers due to the great success that it has developed in recent years in Ecuador after the crisis in 1999.
That's why by analyzing this research, provides an overview of the magnitude
reached microfinance loans from the financial institutions of the canton
Quevedo, as alternatives to combat social exclusion and financial plus
examine the socio-economic impact exerted on the lower middle strata of the
population quevedeña. |
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