The questions around the most popular banker in the world, Muhammad Yunus, have raised after a pair of academic studies. This world poverty guru had become popular by his system of microlending, which has improved the life of many poor women in Bangladesh. But a bunch of people don't use the money they get to set up businesses; they use it to buy all sorts of things, like televisions. The hype around Mr. Yunus declines and a lot of people think that the system of microlending has to be modernised.
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