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Parent: Institute for Money, Technology & Financial Inclusion

eScholarship stats: Breakdown by Item for July through October, 2024

ItemTitleTotal requestsDownloadView-only%Dnld
574243f9Mobile Money: The First Decade129557442.6%
8tj0678bKeeping Cash: Assessing the Arguments about Cash and Crime123447935.8%
9x78p9nnIntermediaries, Cash Economies,and Technological Change in Myanmar and India66165024.2%
3fk2v13jVirtually Irreplaceable: Cash as Public Infrastructure3252715.6%
41h3d3jvMapping the intermediate: lived technologies of money and value2542116.0%
2rh845dsThe Mobile Money Experience in Sub-Saharan Africa: Lessons from the Institute for Money, Technology & Financial Inclusion (IMTFI)181175.6%
6834v821Introduction: Money and Finance at the Margins171165.9%
244423bgRevisiting IMTFI Researchers: Introducing the 2015 India Field Report161156.3%
18g0t59dSnapshots of Gender and Financial Inclusion: IMTFI Gender-Focused Projects from 2008-2014151146.7%
44n4j6cvMonetary Ecologies and Repertoires: Research from the Institute for Money, Technology & Financial Inclusion. First Annual Report & Design Principles (January 2010).140140.0%
60p1x22rTrust and money: It's Complicated130130.0%
73q8h15bWarning Signs and Ways Forward: Lessons on Client Uptake from IMTFI Researchers130130.0%
6s19r2qzNew Organizational Models: Open-Source Financial Services Research110110.0%
91z9c88dIMTFI Special PERSPECTIVES Series: Demonetization in India (Jan-Feb 2017)110110.0%
7fp2308nConsumer Finance Research Methods Toolkit (BETA Version)2020.0%

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