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Empirical Research in Vocational Education and Training, 2023 The development of financial literacy (FL) is significantly influenced by financial literacy training programs (FLTPs), which aid in creating an ecosystem that is more inclusive and participative.
Heena Choudhary, Himanshi Jain
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Reverse FinTech Socialisation: A Remedy for Financial Exclusion in the Digital Era
Int. J. E Bus. Res., 2023 Technology has brought unprecedented changes in the financial realm, and its benefits were evident during the times of COVID-19. Nonetheless, digital divide has kept fintech out of the reach of many.
P. Abhijith, Joseph K. Antony
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Socio-economic and Security Effects of Financial Exclusion in Africa: An Experts’ View
Annals of Social Sciences & Management Studies, 2023 Financial exclusion in Africa has significant social, economic and security implications that hinder economic development and perpetuate inequality. Financial exclusion in Africa limits access to formal financial services for marginalized populations ...
S. Okunade +3 more
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Low-income families : experiences and responses to consumer exclusion [PDF]
, 2009 The purpose of this paper is to focus on low-income families who are excluded from consumer culture. It explores their experiences and responses to material deprivation, social deprivation and stigmatization.
Hamilton, K.L.
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Ekonomia i Prawo., 2022 Motivation: the contemporary phenomenon of financial exclusion, in the sphere of its reasons, consequences and activities aimed at its reduction can be connected, e.g., with using new technologies and financial innovations.
Małgorzata Solarz, J. Adamek
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International Journal of Gender, Sexuality and Law, 2022 Sex work regulation is often debated from the perspective of state control: legalization vs decriminalization, ‘end demand’ vs criminalization. Ultimately, these debates center the State as the most significant arbiter in sex workers’ ability to conduct ...
Bianca Beebe
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Rethinking migrants’ financial lives: the role of risk in the everyday financial practices of migrants [PDF]
, 2014 The overall aim of this thesis is to provide an holistic assessment of the financial practices of migrants in advanced Western economies using the analytical lens of risk.
Aznar, Camille
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Shirkah: Journal of Economics and Business, 2022 There has been to pertinent study considering the growth of Islamic and conventional microfinance institutions as an antecedent of financial inclusion in Bangladesh, Nigeria, and Uganda in a single study.
Tawfik Azrak, Muzamil Edema
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Financial Exclusion and Poverty Reduction in Benin
Asian Journal of Economics and Empirical Research, 2022 By analyzing some factors related to the various constraints faced by unbanked individuals, this study explores the determinants associated with individuals without access to common financial services in Benin.
Medard Attoukou, Karim Nchare
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European Journal of Development Research, 2021 Whenever a household faces lack of banking payment services and access to funding, it often constraints their everyday activities and the chance to avail the financial services again.
M. Gosztonyi, Dániel Havran
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