ASA's culture, competition, and choice
introducing savings services into a microcredit institution
by Graham A. N. Wright
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How does ASA’s transition from a traditional social welfare approach to a competitive microfinance model reflect the broader tensions between social mission and financial sustainability?
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In what ways does the institutional culture of ASA shape the daily experiences and financial behaviors of the clients it serves in Dhaka?
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How does the emphasis on "choice" in modern microfinance empower borrowers, and conversely, does it risk shifting systemic financial burdens onto vulnerable individuals?
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