The institutional sources of credit, such as the banks, are usually reluctant to finance microenterprises, and in many instances they exclude the microentrepreneurs from formal financial services because:
A) microentrepreneurs are unable to provide the demanding physical collateral for such loans
B) microenterprises are considered 'high risk' business entities because of the high rate of failure among newly established small business
C) extending credit facilities to microenterprises is considered uneconomical due to the high running cost involved per unit of credit.
D) all of the above
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