A) Credit cards for high-income individuals.
B) Financial services for low-income individuals or those who lack access to traditional banking services.
C) Investing in large corporations.
D) Providing loans only to the wealthy.

A) Rohingya refugees
B) Sheikh Hasina
C) Muhammad Yunus
D) Aung San Suu Kyi

A) HSBC Bank
B) World Bank
C) Barclays Bank
D) Grameen Bank

A) Economic instability
B) Profit maximization
C) Poverty alleviation
D) Wealth accumulation

A) By restricting their financial freedom.
B) By enforcing traditional gender roles.
C) By discouraging education for women.
D) By providing them with access to financial resources and opportunities for economic independence.

A) It is not a factor in microfinance lending decisions.
B) It relies on social networks and group support to ensure loan repayment.
C) It is solely based on the borrower's credit history.
D) It requires physical assets as security for loans.

A) Mobile banking and digital payments have expanded access to financial services.
B) Technology has led to the closure of all microfinance institutions.
C) Technology is only used for luxury banking services.
D) Technology has not been integrated into microfinance practices.

A) By providing financial services to the poor and promoting entrepreneurship.
B) By focusing solely on large-scale investments.
C) By promoting dependency on external aid.
D) By restricting access to capital and stifling innovation.