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Capital Access Index 2002: Missing Markets: Global Barriers to Financing the Future
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The Milken Institute Capital Access Index (CAI) scores the ability of entrepreneurs to gain access to financial capital in countries around the world.
The term "entrepreneur" is broadly construed to include innovators, managers and owners in need of capital to start a new enterprise, expand a promising line of business, or restructure a large multi-industry firm. The CAI measures not only the breadth, depth and vitality of capital markets, but also openness in providing access without discrimination.
Thus, the CAI also measures global progress in the democratization of capital.
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