A Study of The National Economic Development Impact of Loan and Collateral Policy (KUR) for Small Business Owner/Manager with Different Cultural Background in Indonesia

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2. Credit Proportion and Interest Rate
   

Reduce the interest rate and consumer loan, and enlarge the micro financing. Educate people to maintain their financial, budgeting and controlling their expense. Relocated the potential account officers, who have passion to develop the entrepreneur, to search and handle the potential entrepreneur.

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