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catalog date "2003".
catalog date "c2003.".
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catalog description "Estimated average stocks 211 (1) 2. Constant growth 212 (1) 3. Estimates with frequent measurements of some stock 213 (3) Appendix I. How to Estimate Discounted Accumulated Flows 216 (5) 1. How to discount flows with a constant pace 216 (1) 2. How to discount non-constant flows 217 (4) a. How to estimate discounted non-constant flows 217 (3) b. How to estimate discounted non-constant change in stocks 220 (1) Appendix J. How to Estimate Discounted Average Stocks 221 (4) 1. Stocks that change at a constant pace 221 (3) 2. Extrapolated estimates of discounted average stocks 224 (1) Appendix K. Benefits as a Multiple of Output 225 (4) Appendix L. BancoSol Of Bolivia 229 (10) 1. The morph from PRODEM to BancoSol 230 (1) 2. Macroeconomic indicators 231 (1) 3. Financial statements of BancoSol, 1987-96 232 (1) 4. Other assumptions 233 (6) Appendix M. Grameen Bank of Bangladesh 239 (8) 1. Macroeconomic indicators 240 (1) 2. Financial statements of Grameen, 1983-94 241 (1) 3. ".
catalog description "Grameen 154 (1) Discussion 155 (4) Market Leverage for Donors 159 (12) The Nirvana of market leverage 160 (2) Is more market leverage good? 161 (1) Market leverage is good 162 (1) Measuring market leverage 162 (4) Problems with this measure 163 (1) A new measure of market leverage 164 (2) The use of the measure of market leverage 166 (1) Market leverage for BancoSol 166 (1) Market leverage for Grameen 167 (4) Links between Views of Performance 171 (8) Repeated use for customers 173 (1) Market leverage for donors 174 (1) Financial self-sufficiency for workers 175 (1) Private profitability for investors 175 (1) Self-sustainability 176 (1) Worthwhileness for the poor 177 (1) Why bother with any measure except CEA? 177 (2) Weaknesses of the Framework 179 (2) Appendix A. The Parable of the Subsidized Servant 181 (4) Appendix B. EVA, an SDI for For-profit Firms 185 (2) Appendix C. The Denominator of the Standard SDI 187 (4) Appendix D. Opportunity Costs for the Market 191 (8) 1. ".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 253-269) and index.".
catalog description "Introduction 1 (1) Questions and answers 2 (3) Why answer these questions? 5 (3) The answers for BancoSol and Grameen 8 (3) New worth added by the framework 11 (1) Guide to the rest of the book 12 (5) The Analysis of MFOs 17 (14) Frameworks guide analysis 17 (1) The analysis of MFOs is qualitative 18 (1) DFIs and MFOs 19 (2) MFOs versus other public projects 21 (1) Traits of MFOs 22 (1) Analysis should predict and improve future performance 23 (1) Guidelines for the analysis of MFOs 24 (4) How measurement boosts performance 28 (3) Subsidies and Subsidized Funds 31 (22) The cost of public funds entrusted to an MFO 31 (6) The point of view of an investor 33 (1) The point of view of workers 34 (1) The point of view of the poor and of donors 34 (2) The link between opportunity costs 36 (1) Subsidies versus subsidized funds 37 (6) What funds are subsidized? 38 (1) The need for a rule to identify subsidized funds 39 (1) Example uses of the rule 40 (1) Forced deposits 40 (1) Gifts from ".
catalog description "Other assumptions 242 (5) Appendix N. Why Society Subsidizes MFOs 247 (6) 1. When subsidizing an MFO can make sense 248 (3) a. MFOs and market failure 248 (2) b. MFOs and social goals 250 (1) 2. The record of MFOs 251 (2) Bibliography 253 (18) Index 271.".
catalog description "The price of market debt m 192 (1) a. When deposits will replace soft debt 192 (1) b. When market debt will replace soft debt 192 (1) i. Age affects the price of market debt 192 (1) ii. Profit affects the price of market debt 192 (1) 2. The price of market equity r 193 (1) 3. Example opportunity costs for the market 194 (5) a. BancoSol 194 (1) b. Grameen 194 (1) c. Discussion 195 (4) Appendix E. How Profit Grants Change Profit and ROE 199 (2) Appendix F. How to Convert between Real and Nominal Rates 201 (4) 1. How to convert between real and nominal rates 201 (1) 2. Demand, default, and real yields on lending 201 (4) a. Grameen 202 (1) b. BancoSol 202 (3) Appendix G. From Nominal Units of Local Currency to Constant Dollars 205 (6) 1. Inflation and financial statements 206 (1) 2. How to convert stocks 206 (1) 3. How to convert flows 207 (4) a. Flows at a constant pace 208 (1) b. Flows in step with an average stock 208 (3) Appendix H. How to Estimate Average Stocks 211 (5) 1. ".
catalog description "and SAROE 88 (1) BancoSol 88 (1) The standard SDI 88 (1) The SDI 88 (2) The subsidy-adjusted ROE 90 (4) Grameen 94 (1) The standard SDI 94 (1) The SDI 94 (1) The subsidy-adjusted ROE 95 (5) Net present cost of flows: A better measure of private profitability 100 (21) The SDI versus the NPC1 100 (1) How the NPC1 discounts flows 101 (1) The formula for the NPC1 102 (3) The use of the NPC1 105 (1) A long-term SDI with the NPC1 105 (1) The SDI with the one-year NPC1 106 (1) Is subsidy in the SDI just the one-year case of NPC1? 107 (3) The worth of the SDI 110 (1) Examples of the one-year NPC1 and the NPC1 since birth 111 (1) BancoSol 111 (1) SDI with the one-year NPC1 111 (1) SDI with the NPC1 since birth 111 (2) Grameen 113 (1) SDI with the one-year NPC1 113 (3) SDI with the NPC1 since birth 116 (1) Discussion 117 (4) Financial Self-sufficiency for Workers 121 (10) The point of view of workers 122 (2) The quiet life 122 (1) Subsidized funds lodged in net worth 123 (1) Levels of ".
catalog description "big churches 40 (1) Gifts from small churches 40 (1) Inexpensive debt from private banks 41 (1) Shares bought by members 42 (1) Shares bought by non-members 42 (1) Deposits from NGOs 42 (1) The relationship between subsidy and sustainability 42 (1) Types of subsidized funds 43 (5) Equity grants 43 (1) Direct grants 43 (1) Public paid-in capital 43 (1) Profit grants 44 (1) Revenue grants 45 (1) Discounts 46 (1) Discount on soft debt 46 (1) Discount on expenses 47 (1) True profit 47 (1) How the form of subsidized funds matters 48 (5) Opportunity costs 48 (1) Business performance 49 (1) Technical help 50 (1) Shares 51 (2) Sustainability 53 (4) Why does sustainability matter? 53 (2) Sustainability versus self-sustainability 55 (1) Time frames for sustainability 56 (1) Sustainability in a market niche 56 (1) Repeated Use by Poor Customers 57 (8) Why measure repeated use? 57 (3) Loans per borrower since birth 58 (1) The drop-out rate 59 (1) Repayment 60 (1) Better measures of repeated use ".
catalog description "from panel data 60 (1) Repeated use of deposits 61 (1) Repeated use by poor customers of BancoSol and Grameen 62 (3) Private Profitability for Investors 65 (56) The standard SDI 66 (34) The received formula of the standard SDI 68 (1) Subsidy, the numerator of the standard SDI 68 (2) How subsidized funds affect the SDI 70 (3) The denominator of the standard SDI 73 (1) The standard SDI uses the wrong denominator 73 (2) The standard SDI leaves out taxes 75 (5) The interpretation of the SDI 80 (1) Why does the SDI compare subsidy to revenue from lending? 81 (1) Other items to compare with subsidy 82 (1) Weaknesses of the standard SDI 83 (1) The point of view of the standard SDI 83 (1) The standard SDI and self-sustainability 84 (1) The SDI does not discount flows 85 (1) Strengths of the SDI 86 (1) The SDI as a subsidy-adjusted ROE 86 (1) Other strengths of the standard SDI 87 (1) Examples of the standard SDI, the SDI, ".
catalog description "performance for workers 124 (3) Accounting profitability 125 (1) Operational profitability 125 (1) Financial self-sufficiency 125 (1) Private profitability 126 (1) Examples of financial self-sufficiency 127 (4) BancoSol 127 (1) Grameen 127 (4) Cost-effectiveness for the Poor 131 (28) The cost to the poor of a subsidized MFO 132 (7) The opportunity cost of equity for the poor 133 (1) The time frame of the NPCP 134 (1) The formula of the NPCP 135 (4) Comparing NPCP to measures of benefits 139 (3) Cost-effectiveness analysis 142 (3) A lower bound on average surplus 144 (1) A higher lower bound on average surplus 144 (1) An upper bound on average surplus 145 (1) Measuring the cost to the poor per unit of output 145 (2) A test of bang-for-the-buck 146 (1) Benefits from deposits 147 (1) Examples of CEA 147 (12) BancoSol from the point of view of the poor in 1987 147 (2) Grameen from the point of view of the poor of 1983 149 (4) Estimates of the impact of Grameen 153 (1) The constancy of ".
catalog extent "viii, 283 p. :".
catalog identifier "0773467300".
catalog isPartOf "Mellen studies in economics ; v. 19".
catalog issued "2003".
catalog issued "c2003.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Lewiston, NY : Edwin Mellen Press,".
catalog spatial "Bangladesh".
catalog spatial "Bolivia".
catalog subject "332 21".
catalog subject "Banco Solidario Evaluation.".
catalog subject "Grameen Bank Evaluation.".
catalog subject "HG178.33.B5 S37 2003".
catalog subject "Microfinance Bangladesh Case studies.".
catalog subject "Microfinance Bolivia Case studies.".
catalog tableOfContents "Estimated average stocks 211 (1) 2. Constant growth 212 (1) 3. Estimates with frequent measurements of some stock 213 (3) Appendix I. How to Estimate Discounted Accumulated Flows 216 (5) 1. How to discount flows with a constant pace 216 (1) 2. How to discount non-constant flows 217 (4) a. How to estimate discounted non-constant flows 217 (3) b. How to estimate discounted non-constant change in stocks 220 (1) Appendix J. How to Estimate Discounted Average Stocks 221 (4) 1. Stocks that change at a constant pace 221 (3) 2. Extrapolated estimates of discounted average stocks 224 (1) Appendix K. Benefits as a Multiple of Output 225 (4) Appendix L. BancoSol Of Bolivia 229 (10) 1. The morph from PRODEM to BancoSol 230 (1) 2. Macroeconomic indicators 231 (1) 3. Financial statements of BancoSol, 1987-96 232 (1) 4. Other assumptions 233 (6) Appendix M. Grameen Bank of Bangladesh 239 (8) 1. Macroeconomic indicators 240 (1) 2. Financial statements of Grameen, 1983-94 241 (1) 3. ".
catalog tableOfContents "Grameen 154 (1) Discussion 155 (4) Market Leverage for Donors 159 (12) The Nirvana of market leverage 160 (2) Is more market leverage good? 161 (1) Market leverage is good 162 (1) Measuring market leverage 162 (4) Problems with this measure 163 (1) A new measure of market leverage 164 (2) The use of the measure of market leverage 166 (1) Market leverage for BancoSol 166 (1) Market leverage for Grameen 167 (4) Links between Views of Performance 171 (8) Repeated use for customers 173 (1) Market leverage for donors 174 (1) Financial self-sufficiency for workers 175 (1) Private profitability for investors 175 (1) Self-sustainability 176 (1) Worthwhileness for the poor 177 (1) Why bother with any measure except CEA? 177 (2) Weaknesses of the Framework 179 (2) Appendix A. The Parable of the Subsidized Servant 181 (4) Appendix B. EVA, an SDI for For-profit Firms 185 (2) Appendix C. The Denominator of the Standard SDI 187 (4) Appendix D. Opportunity Costs for the Market 191 (8) 1. ".
catalog tableOfContents "Introduction 1 (1) Questions and answers 2 (3) Why answer these questions? 5 (3) The answers for BancoSol and Grameen 8 (3) New worth added by the framework 11 (1) Guide to the rest of the book 12 (5) The Analysis of MFOs 17 (14) Frameworks guide analysis 17 (1) The analysis of MFOs is qualitative 18 (1) DFIs and MFOs 19 (2) MFOs versus other public projects 21 (1) Traits of MFOs 22 (1) Analysis should predict and improve future performance 23 (1) Guidelines for the analysis of MFOs 24 (4) How measurement boosts performance 28 (3) Subsidies and Subsidized Funds 31 (22) The cost of public funds entrusted to an MFO 31 (6) The point of view of an investor 33 (1) The point of view of workers 34 (1) The point of view of the poor and of donors 34 (2) The link between opportunity costs 36 (1) Subsidies versus subsidized funds 37 (6) What funds are subsidized? 38 (1) The need for a rule to identify subsidized funds 39 (1) Example uses of the rule 40 (1) Forced deposits 40 (1) Gifts from ".
catalog tableOfContents "Other assumptions 242 (5) Appendix N. Why Society Subsidizes MFOs 247 (6) 1. When subsidizing an MFO can make sense 248 (3) a. MFOs and market failure 248 (2) b. MFOs and social goals 250 (1) 2. The record of MFOs 251 (2) Bibliography 253 (18) Index 271.".
catalog tableOfContents "The price of market debt m 192 (1) a. When deposits will replace soft debt 192 (1) b. When market debt will replace soft debt 192 (1) i. Age affects the price of market debt 192 (1) ii. Profit affects the price of market debt 192 (1) 2. The price of market equity r 193 (1) 3. Example opportunity costs for the market 194 (5) a. BancoSol 194 (1) b. Grameen 194 (1) c. Discussion 195 (4) Appendix E. How Profit Grants Change Profit and ROE 199 (2) Appendix F. How to Convert between Real and Nominal Rates 201 (4) 1. How to convert between real and nominal rates 201 (1) 2. Demand, default, and real yields on lending 201 (4) a. Grameen 202 (1) b. BancoSol 202 (3) Appendix G. From Nominal Units of Local Currency to Constant Dollars 205 (6) 1. Inflation and financial statements 206 (1) 2. How to convert stocks 206 (1) 3. How to convert flows 207 (4) a. Flows at a constant pace 208 (1) b. Flows in step with an average stock 208 (3) Appendix H. How to Estimate Average Stocks 211 (5) 1. ".
catalog tableOfContents "and SAROE 88 (1) BancoSol 88 (1) The standard SDI 88 (1) The SDI 88 (2) The subsidy-adjusted ROE 90 (4) Grameen 94 (1) The standard SDI 94 (1) The SDI 94 (1) The subsidy-adjusted ROE 95 (5) Net present cost of flows: A better measure of private profitability 100 (21) The SDI versus the NPC1 100 (1) How the NPC1 discounts flows 101 (1) The formula for the NPC1 102 (3) The use of the NPC1 105 (1) A long-term SDI with the NPC1 105 (1) The SDI with the one-year NPC1 106 (1) Is subsidy in the SDI just the one-year case of NPC1? 107 (3) The worth of the SDI 110 (1) Examples of the one-year NPC1 and the NPC1 since birth 111 (1) BancoSol 111 (1) SDI with the one-year NPC1 111 (1) SDI with the NPC1 since birth 111 (2) Grameen 113 (1) SDI with the one-year NPC1 113 (3) SDI with the NPC1 since birth 116 (1) Discussion 117 (4) Financial Self-sufficiency for Workers 121 (10) The point of view of workers 122 (2) The quiet life 122 (1) Subsidized funds lodged in net worth 123 (1) Levels of ".
catalog tableOfContents "big churches 40 (1) Gifts from small churches 40 (1) Inexpensive debt from private banks 41 (1) Shares bought by members 42 (1) Shares bought by non-members 42 (1) Deposits from NGOs 42 (1) The relationship between subsidy and sustainability 42 (1) Types of subsidized funds 43 (5) Equity grants 43 (1) Direct grants 43 (1) Public paid-in capital 43 (1) Profit grants 44 (1) Revenue grants 45 (1) Discounts 46 (1) Discount on soft debt 46 (1) Discount on expenses 47 (1) True profit 47 (1) How the form of subsidized funds matters 48 (5) Opportunity costs 48 (1) Business performance 49 (1) Technical help 50 (1) Shares 51 (2) Sustainability 53 (4) Why does sustainability matter? 53 (2) Sustainability versus self-sustainability 55 (1) Time frames for sustainability 56 (1) Sustainability in a market niche 56 (1) Repeated Use by Poor Customers 57 (8) Why measure repeated use? 57 (3) Loans per borrower since birth 58 (1) The drop-out rate 59 (1) Repayment 60 (1) Better measures of repeated use ".
catalog tableOfContents "from panel data 60 (1) Repeated use of deposits 61 (1) Repeated use by poor customers of BancoSol and Grameen 62 (3) Private Profitability for Investors 65 (56) The standard SDI 66 (34) The received formula of the standard SDI 68 (1) Subsidy, the numerator of the standard SDI 68 (2) How subsidized funds affect the SDI 70 (3) The denominator of the standard SDI 73 (1) The standard SDI uses the wrong denominator 73 (2) The standard SDI leaves out taxes 75 (5) The interpretation of the SDI 80 (1) Why does the SDI compare subsidy to revenue from lending? 81 (1) Other items to compare with subsidy 82 (1) Weaknesses of the standard SDI 83 (1) The point of view of the standard SDI 83 (1) The standard SDI and self-sustainability 84 (1) The SDI does not discount flows 85 (1) Strengths of the SDI 86 (1) The SDI as a subsidy-adjusted ROE 86 (1) Other strengths of the standard SDI 87 (1) Examples of the standard SDI, the SDI, ".
catalog tableOfContents "performance for workers 124 (3) Accounting profitability 125 (1) Operational profitability 125 (1) Financial self-sufficiency 125 (1) Private profitability 126 (1) Examples of financial self-sufficiency 127 (4) BancoSol 127 (1) Grameen 127 (4) Cost-effectiveness for the Poor 131 (28) The cost to the poor of a subsidized MFO 132 (7) The opportunity cost of equity for the poor 133 (1) The time frame of the NPCP 134 (1) The formula of the NPCP 135 (4) Comparing NPCP to measures of benefits 139 (3) Cost-effectiveness analysis 142 (3) A lower bound on average surplus 144 (1) A higher lower bound on average surplus 144 (1) An upper bound on average surplus 145 (1) Measuring the cost to the poor per unit of output 145 (2) A test of bang-for-the-buck 146 (1) Benefits from deposits 147 (1) Examples of CEA 147 (12) BancoSol from the point of view of the poor in 1987 147 (2) Grameen from the point of view of the poor of 1983 149 (4) Estimates of the impact of Grameen 153 (1) The constancy of ".
catalog title "The performance of subsidized microfinance organizations : BancoSol of Bolivia and the Grameen Bank of Bangladesh / Mark Schreiner.".
catalog type "Case studies. fast".
catalog type "text".