Iwan J Azis is a professor of Emerging Markets within the Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management and was the director of Graduate Studies, Regional Science program (2005–2010) at Cornell University. He is also a professor of the University of Indonesia, and is currently serving as a research scholar at Bank Indonesia Institute. He consulted several governments and organizations in Asia and was visiting professor in Japan, Australia, Singapore, and Indonesia, and a Founder of a Foundation that supports networking among micro and small enterprises in the Global South. He headed the Office of Regional Economic Integration at the ADB, during which he became the interim chair of the Board of Directors of the Trust Fund-Credit Guarantee Investment Facility (CGIF) and a member of the International Policy Advisory Group. He is currently a research adviser to the Indonesian Central Bank and a member of International Advisory Panel of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB).

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• 1 Introduction.- 2 Compatibility of Policies & Social Capital.- 3 Implementability of SC-Compatible Policies.- 4 Ranking Approach and Social Planners’ MSMEs Policy Preferences.- 5 Financing Gap & Digitalization.- 6 Network and Size.- 7 Summary.- Appendix A: Summary Statistics.- Appendix B: Analytic Hierarchy Process.- Appendix C: Analytic Network Process.- Appendix D: Implementability and Monotonicity.

Iwan J Azis is a professor of Emerging Markets within the Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management and was the director of Graduate Studies, Regional Science program (2005–2010) at Cornell University. He is also a professor of the University of Indonesia, and is currently serving as a research scholar at Bank Indonesia Institute. He consulted several governments and organizations in Asia and was visiting professor in Japan, Australia, Singapore, and Indonesia, and a Founder of a Foundation that supports networking among micro and small enterprises in the Global South. He headed the Office of Regional Economic Integration at the ADB, during which he became the interim chair of the Board of Directors of the Trust Fund-Credit Guarantee Investment Facility (CGIF) and a member of the International Policy Advisory Group. He is currently a research adviser to the Indonesian Central Bank and a member of International Advisory Panel of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB).

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• 1 Introduction.- 2 Compatibility of Policies & Social Capital.- 3 Implementability of SC-Compatible Policies.- 4 Ranking Approach and Social Planners’ MSMEs Policy Preferences.- 5 Financing Gap & Digitalization.- 6 Network and Size.- 7 Summary.- Appendix A: Summary Statistics.- Appendix B: Analytic Hierarchy Process.- Appendix C: Analytic Network Process.- Appendix D: Implementability and Monotonicity.

Iwan J Azis is a professor of Emerging Markets within the Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management and was the director of Graduate Studies, Regional Science program (2005–2010) at Cornell University. He is also a professor of the University of Indonesia, and is currently serving as a research scholar at Bank Indonesia Institute. He consulted several governments and organizations in Asia and was visiting professor in Japan, Australia, Singapore, and Indonesia, and a Founder of a Foundation that supports networking among micro and small enterprises in the Global South. He headed the Office of Regional Economic Integration at the ADB, during which he became the interim chair of the Board of Directors of the Trust Fund-Credit Guarantee Investment Facility (CGIF) and a member of the International Policy Advisory Group. He is currently a research adviser to the Indonesian Central Bank and a member of International Advisory Panel of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB).

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• 1 Introduction.- 2 Compatibility of Policies & Social Capital.- 3 Implementability of SC-Compatible Policies.- 4 Ranking Approach and Social Planners’ MSMEs Policy Preferences.- 5 Financing Gap & Digitalization.- 6 Network and Size.- 7 Summary.- Appendix A: Summary Statistics.- Appendix B: Analytic Hierarchy Process.- Appendix C: Analytic Network Process.- Appendix D: Implementability and Monotonicity.