Fiancial inclusion Moving from access to usage

By:

CHAPALGAONKAR, S M

Contributor(s):

JOSHI, S S

Material type:

Mixed materialsPublication details: 2014Description: 49-54Subject(s):

FINANCE

NLM classification:

In: Journal of Accounting and FinanceMSummary: Finance matters for both economic growth and development. There is substantial theoretical as well as empirical evidence that effective financial intermediation and access to financial markets promotes growth. It is also well documented that financial development plays a critical role in moving households out of poverty- indirectly by stimulating growth and directly by providing savings and credit services to the poor.

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Finance matters for both economic growth and development. There is substantial theoretical as well as empirical evidence that effective financial intermediation and access to financial markets promotes growth. It is also well documented that financial development plays a critical role in moving households out of poverty- indirectly by stimulating growth and directly by providing savings and credit services to the poor.

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