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Shadows Are Weaker,iency and success. In summary, claims made by either actor can be adjudicated through comparing hard data; and in collecting this data, the research demonstrates a perhaps more realistic picture than qualitative evidence alone can provide.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-2466-2alues drop by about $200,000, on average, but this is only found in the formal sector, while the informal sector continues to operate. Qualitative evidence confirms this and suggests a delay in the impacts felt to portfolios given the nature and timing of credit products and conflict events.

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Shadows Are Weaker,in North Kivu, have experienced varying levels of exposure to the conflict, yet are otherwise comparable in terms of development and size. This chapter looks at the consequences of the violence, political overcentralization, and the administrative oversight offered to the financial sector in the DRC

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