A microfinance institution would most likely offer a loan to an entrepreneur who:

A. lives in a wealthy and developed country.

B. works for a multinational corporation.

C. belongs to a marginalized social group.

D. is openly critical of free trade policies.

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4 November, 07:27

A microfinance institution would most likely offer a loan to an entrepreneur who:

A. lives in a wealthy and developed country.

B. works for a multinational corporation.

C. belongs to a marginalized social group.

D. is openly critical of free trade policies.

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Baylee Allison · Answer 1

A microfinance group (institution) would loan to an individual who was part of a marginalized social group.

Julio Leon · Answer 2

The correct answer is option C. "belongs to a marginalized social group". Microfinance institutions are non-governmental organizations that could follow a bank scheme to provide financial support to the poor. Therefore it is more likely that a microfinance institution would provide a loan to an entrepreneur that belongs to a marginalized group.

A microfinance institution would most likely offer a loan to an entrepreneur who:A. lives in a wealthy and developed country.B. works for a multinational corporation.C. belongs to a marginalized social group.D. is openly critical of free trade policies.

A microfinance institution would most likely offer a loan to an entrepreneur who:

A. lives in a wealthy and developed country.

B. works for a multinational corporation.

C. belongs to a marginalized social group.

D. is openly critical of free trade policies.