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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-5916-3stem. Specifically, the chapter focuses on how digital financial inclusion is assisting people in making the shift. The connection between digital finance and financial inclusion is based on the idea that a sizeable portion of the population that is excluded has access to a mobile phone, and that th

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Researching Cultures of Learningy, revenue restrictions, and regional constraints are just a few of the issues that have been brought up for firms, including lack of infrastructure, weak venture capital and technology ecosystems, problems with literacy and trust, and poverty are all present. Some of the issues mentioned concerning

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Researching Cultures of Learningion can help fight poverty, a thorough assessment of the literature was conducted. The study also examines how innovations from the Fourth Industrial Revolution relate to the eradication of poverty. The chapter emphasizes how the relationship between the growth of the financial markets, economic gro

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Benjamin Farrand,Helena Carrapico by financial inclusion. This chapter presented evidence that both the Keynesian theory and the liberal theory are founded on the idea that economic underdevelopment in all its manifestations is a contributing factor to poverty. Market imperfections are not the only factor considered. It was also br

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