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Replication Data for Chapter 3: Mobile Money Adoption and Entrepreneurs’ Access to Trade Credit in the Informal Sector

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Chapter 3 uses the 2016 FinAccess Household Survey of Kenya. The 2016 FinAccess survey is part of a series of nationally representative household surveys that measure access to and use of financial services among the adult population in Kenya.

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