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A comparative analysis of the perceived effects of conventional and Islamic banking products on the performance of small and medium enterprises in Kisumu, Kenya by Jordan Assienin Dova Naka Michael

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Assienin, Jordan D. N. M

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TextPublication details: University of Eastern Africa, Baraton June 2017Description: x, 135 leaves ill. 30 cmISBN:

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A thesis submitted to the Department of Management School of Business University of Eastern Africa, Baraton. In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Degree of Master of Business Administration (Finance and Business Management Option) by Assienin D. N. M. Jordan, June, 2017

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