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Measuring Financial Inclusion and Financial Exclusion [PDF]
Abstract Purpose: This chapter proposes a number of measures for financial inclusion and financial exclusion. Method: The author use ratio analysis and statistics to develop several indices of financial inclusion. Findings: This chapter finds that there are several indices of financial inclusion ...
P. Ozili
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Measuring financial exclusion of firms [PDF]
Abstract Financial ratios such as leverage or indices based on firm characteristics (Kaplan–Zingales, Whited–Wu, Hadlock–Pierce) have been used to measure whether a firm has too much debt. Let’s assume a firm does not have any debt. Does this ‘choice’ reflect financial strength or exclusion?
Gerhard Kling
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Overdue Debts and Financial Exclusion [PDF]
We examine the impact of overdue debts in small villages in one of Hungary’s most disadvantaged regions. We find that a significant number of debtors with overdue debts permanently escape from debt collectors.
Edina Berlinger +2 more
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The G20 made a commitment to adopt financial inclusion as a major support towards the achievement of its 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development of all member countries.
Uzoma B. Achugamonu +4 more
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Financial Exclusion in Rural and Urban Contexts in Poland: A Threat to Achieving SDG Eight?
Financial inclusion, which consists of having a financial system that is easily accessible to citizens, is identified by various international organizations such as the new UN Agenda 2030, as a priority objective.
Sergio Luis Náñez Alonso +4 more
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Financial Inclusion dan Financial Exclusion di Perbankan Syariah
This paper delvs a set of ‘financial exclusion’ factors in the Syari`ah (Islamic-law based) banking and measures its inclusive financial index. The financial exclusion is a condition, in which society has an obstacle to have an access into a financial ...
Ahmad Rodoni +2 more
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Does informal finance matter for micro and small businesses in Africa?
Globally, micro and small businesses require finance to support their business activities. Most of them have low profits because of the lack of support from the formal financial system.
Stephen Mago, Florah Sewela Modiba
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Financial Exclusion in Morocco: Environmental Impact and Explanation through the application of Grounded Theory [PDF]
With the establishment of the national strategy for financial inclusion in 2015, Morocco launched a challenge to the promote access and use of basic financial products and services such as opening a bank account, savings and insurance while dealing with ...
Mouzoun Zakarya, Ammi Anouar
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Non-Exclusive Financial Advice [PDF]
We propose a simple model of non-exclusive financial advice in which two households rely on a self-interested (common) expert to make their investment choices. There is only one source of risk, and the expert is privately informed about the risky asset’s volatility.
Piccolo, Salvatore +2 more
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BackgroundAccess to a bank account is critical for overall participation in social life and an indicator for social integration. Worldwide about 1.7 billion people remain with no access to banking facilities as a form of financial exclusion which ...
Stefanie Schreiter +10 more
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