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Bank Accounts: Take Up and Impact
Researchers:
Marianne Bertrand
Researchers:
Sendhil Mullainathan
Eldar Shafir
Partners:
Center for Economic Progress
Partners:
National Consumer Law Center
Partners:
ShoreBank
Location:
Chicago, Il, United States
Timeline:
2004
Themes:
Finance & Microfinance
Policy Goals:
Encourage Savings
