Economics

Financial inclusion, education, and employment: empirical evidence from 101 countries

X. Song, J. Li, et al.

This study conducted by Xiaoling Song, Jiaqi Li, and Xueke Wu reveals groundbreaking insights about how financial inclusion can boost employment levels, especially for women in low and middle-income countries. The ripple effect of education amplifies these benefits, making this research essential for understanding economic dynamics globally.

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Abstract

This study analyzed data from 101 countries to examine the impact of financial inclusion on employment, considering the moderating effect of education. Results show financial inclusion improves employment levels, with education amplifying this positive effect. The impact is greater for women and more pronounced in low- and middle-income countries.

Publisher

Humanities & Social Sciences Communications

Published On

Jan 26, 2024

Authors

Xiaoling Song, Jiaqi Li, Xueke Wu

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