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The 84-year-old economist, known as 'banker of the poor', received the Nobel Peace Prize in 2006 for having founded and designed the Grameen Bank to combat poverty in Bangladesh through the development of the concept of microcredit.

The 84-year-old economist, known as 'banker of the poor', received the Nobel Peace Prize in 2006 for having founded and designed the Grameen Bank to combat poverty in Bangladesh through the development of the concept of microcredit.

The 84-year-old economist, known as 'banker of the poor', received the Nobel Peace Prize in 2006 for having founded and designed the Grameen Bank to combat poverty in Bangladesh through the development of the concept of microcredit.

The 84-year-old economist, known as 'banker of the poor', received the Nobel Peace Prize in 2006 for having founded and designed the Grameen Bank to combat poverty in Bangladesh through the development of the concept of microcredit.

The 84-year-old economist, known as 'banker of the poor', received the Nobel Peace Prize in 2006 for having founded and designed the Grameen Bank to combat poverty in Bangladesh through the development of the concept of microcredit.

The 84-year-old economist, known as 'banker of the poor', received the Nobel Peace Prize in 2006 for having founded and designed the Grameen Bank to combat poverty in Bangladesh through the development of the concept of microcredit.

The 84-year-old economist, known as 'banker of the poor', received the Nobel Peace Prize in 2006 for having founded and designed the Grameen Bank to combat poverty in Bangladesh through the development of the concept of microcredit.

The 84-year-old economist, known as 'banker of the poor', received the Nobel Peace Prize in 2006 for having founded and designed the Grameen Bank to combat poverty in Bangladesh through the development of the concept of microcredit.

The 84-year-old economist, known as 'banker of the poor', received the Nobel Peace Prize in 2006 for having founded and designed the Grameen Bank to combat poverty in Bangladesh through the development of the concept of microcredit.