In Developing Nations, Microloans

In developing nations, microloans

A) are far too small to have any discernible effect.
B) are primarily used to finance consumption expenditure, thereby leading to economic growth.
C) have enabled small businesses with limited access to credit to purchase capital and expand, thus allowing greater economic growth.
D) have increased the indebtedness of impoverished people, thereby slowing economic growth.

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