Heterogeneous Effects of Financial Inclusion on Economic Growth Across Income Groups in Sub-Saharan Africa

eterogeneous Effects of Financial Inclusion on Economic Growth Across Income Groups in Sub-Saharan Africa

 Background: The importance of financial inclusion has become a major topic in the literature of sustainable economic growth and development especially in some regions like in the SSA countries. Financial inclusion is considered as an accessibility of affordable financial products and services to individuals and compan...

Determinants of Financial Inclusion in the OIC and OECD Countries: Are They Different?

Financial inclusion is a pivotal policy tool to integrate the underprivilege segments of society into the formal financial system. This issue is particularly important within predominantly Muslim nations, where poverty and inequality remain persistent challenges, and a substantial portion of the populace remains exclud...

Determinants of Economic Growth: Evidence from High and Low-Income Country Panels

The global economic recovery is not balanced. There are significant differences in the growth rates of different countries. At the same time, the connections between various markets are becoming increasingly close. Businesses and policymakers need to assess which countries have greater growth potential. They also have...

Financial Inclusion and Economic Growth in South Asia: The Role of Financial Sector Development

This study examines the relationship between financial inclusion and economic growth, focusing specifically on the role of financial sector development in South Asia. The research encompasses annual data from five developing economies in South Asia: Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Nepal, and Sri Lanka, during the period f...

Financial Development and Economic Complexity in Selected Sub-Sahara Africa: (2007 to 2024)

Economic complexity is a decisive factor of structural change and economic growth in the long-run but has yet to be adequately investigated in terms of its relationship with financial development in Sub-Saharan Africa. The lack of import-sophistication persistence among the entire region and the superficial nature of f...

The Impact of Financial Inclusion on Economic Growth: Empirical