Abstract
This study examines how microcredit improved entrepreneurial activity in emerging economies as a mechanism of economic growth and to reduce poverty and financial inequalities, particularly in Algeria, using the example of the National Microcredit Agency. Basic on microdata survey of 150 beneficiaries of this type of financing in the Wilaya of Mascara. The results show that there is a strong correlation between microcredit and the number of SMEs created, microcredit has deployed the number of SMEs by 37.9% but on the other hand, the effect of microcredit in rural areas is not similar to the effect observed in urban areas.
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