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american_scientific_journal-1668	Asare-Bediako, Michael; Frempong, Mohammed	The Impact of Microfinance in Rural Households in the Western Region of Ghana	2016	12	.pdf	application/pdf	4845	271	50	Differences in Means (microfinance participants – non microfinance participants) Number of Children -0.875* -0.711 -0.545 Household index -0.675 -0.200 1.424** Possession Index 2.350*** 0.520 1.424*** Female Autonomy Score 1.646*** 0.965*** 0.545** * significant at the 10% level ** significant at the 5% level *** significant at the 1% level It is clear that within the communities that the levels of female autonomy are significantly associated with microfinance participation. According to [8], this method of accessing the impact of microfinance programs is problematic because microfinance institutions apply at times different forms of pressure, such as social and group pressure to sustain high repayment rate.	cache/american_scientific_journal-1668.pdf	txt/american_scientific_journal-1668.txt