Financial inclusion in China: an overview

Chen, Weidong; Yuan, Xiaohui

doi:10.1186/s11782-021-00098-6

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“…The objectives of a successful financial system are to provide affordable financial services to its people, which ultimately help to foster financial sector development and economic growth (Chen & Yuan, 2021). So the motto of sound financial systems can be broadly discussed into two folds i.e.…”

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Relationship between financial inclusion and financial development in India: Is there any link?

Lenka

2021

Journal of Public Affairs

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A dynamic chain of financial activities and services can be served from debtors to creditors in the international economy through an efficient and effective financial sector. The motivation behind this study is to investigate the linkages between financial inclusion and financial development in India during the period (1980–2017). For this, the study employ principal component analysis (PCA) to construct both financial inclusion index and financial development index which measures financial access and financial depth position respectively. Using a set of determinants related to financial inclusion and financial development, the present study estimates there is a unidirectional relationship between financial inclusion and financial development in India. So, it reveals that financial inclusion is an essential element for financial sector development especially in a developing country like India.

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Relationship between financial inclusion and financial development in India: Is there any link?

Lenka

2021

Journal of Public Affairs

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“…Strengthen the development of DIF to promote high-quality agricultural development [ 40 ]. Firstly, the government should provide policy support and guide social capital injection into rural areas to put the policy dividends into practice.…”

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Digital inclusive finance & the high-quality agricultural development: Prevalence of regional heterogeneity in rural China

Shi

Zhang

et al. 2023

PLoS ONE

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Developing digital inclusive finance is one of the most effective ways to alleviate financial exclusion in the agriculture sector. For empirical investigation, data from 30 provinces of Rural China is collected from the period 2011 to 2020. The study constructs five dimensions and 22 indicators in total to critically conduct the impact of digital inclusive finance on high-quality agricultural development. The level of agricultural development is measured by entropy weight TOPSIS, and the impact of digital inclusive finance on its high-quality development is empirically tested. The results show that digital inclusive finance has significantly improved the agricultural sector and, particularly, the Eastern region of China has the greatest impact. Three dimensions of digital inclusion finance have regional heterogeneity in terms of impact on agricultural development in Rural China. Data does not show the simple linear relationship between digital inclusion finance and agricultural development quality. The impact of the former on the latter is characterized by the double thresholds. The digital inclusive finance index is the weakest when it is lower than the first threshold that is 4.7704, and the impact of the second threshold that is 5.3186 on high-quality agricultural development is gradually enhanced. After crossing the second threshold, the impact of digital inclusive finance on high-quality agricultural development in Rural China is significantly enhanced. The development of digital inclusive finance should be strengthened in the Central and Western regions to compensate for regional financial imbalances and promote synergy in the high-quality development of agriculture across the country.

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“…According to the definition given by scholars, financial inclusion is the process of offering convenient, reasonable and equal access to proper and formal financial products and services that are essentially needed by low income earning communities. (Joshi, 2011;Settle 2020;Chen and Yuan, 2021;Dogan, Madaleno and Taskin, 2022;Cicchiello, et al,2021). Pearce (2011) mentioned that financial inclusion can be gained in different ways such as by giving people access to various financial services including credit schemes, bank accounts, deposits and payments, insurance services and pensions etc.…”

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Financial Inclusion, Poverty, and Income Inequality in Sri Lanka

J.I.¹,

M.S.T.²

2022

SLJBE

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This study looked at the impact of financial inclusion in the alleviation of poverty and income inequality in Sri Lanka. The study is quantitative and secondary and a time series analysis was performed. According to the calculated average financial inclusion index, Sri Lanka is experiencing a trend in financial inclusion. So that it has uplifted its position as a country with a medium level of financial inclusion. The multiple regression analysis was conducted to identify the impact of financial inclusion on poverty and income inequality. While there is a negative significant relationship between financial inclusion and poverty, financial inclusion is positively related to income inequality. Further, it highlighted certain complementary considerations that are required to be implemented with the promotion of financial inclusion going beyond the traditional facets to reduce poverty and income inequality in the nation. Therefore, the conclusion highlights the disparities that exist in Sri Lanka: especially concerning gender, age, and spatial disparities. Keywords: Financial Inclusion, Financial Inclusion Index, Income Inequality, Poverty

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Financial inclusion in China: an overview

Cited by 28 publications

References 54 publications

Relationship between financial inclusion and financial development in India: Is there any link?

Relationship between financial inclusion and financial development in India: Is there any link?

Digital inclusive finance & the high-quality agricultural development: Prevalence of regional heterogeneity in rural China

Financial Inclusion, Poverty, and Income Inequality in Sri Lanka

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