Bottlenecks to Financial Development, Financial Inclusion, and Microfinance: A Case Study of Mauritania

Microfinance and Financial Development

Effects of Trade and Financial Liberalization on Financial Development (Case Study: MENA Countries)

Financial sector is one of the most influential sectors in economic activities. Empirical and theoretical studies conducted in recent years have also confirmed the significant role of financial institutions in economic growth. Additionally, trade and financial liberalization policies have been particular concerned with strategic policies in developed and developing countries. According to dynam...

Financial Inclusion and Microfinance in India: An Overview

The purpose of this paper is to examine the role of micro finance in the empowerment of people and the realisation of financial inclusion in India. While there are reservations about the efficacy of MFIs in handling public money, their growth and achievements demand attention and appreciation. Today the MFIs want the government to empower them for mobilising savings. With increasing demand for ...

Contribution of Microfinance to Financial Sector Development and Growth

Despite global recognition and sufficient history of microfinance there is mixed evidence of its net benefits and very limited empirical work on its contribution to financial intermediation and economic growth. Addressing this gap we aim to reveal whether and how microfinance is transferred to growth. Our conceptual approach is based on a broader finance-and-growth nexus where microfinance is s...

Remittances and Financial Inclusion in Development Helen

In this paper we focus on the relationship between remittance inflows and financial inclusion in developing countries. We present single equation estimates on remittances and financial inclusion, and system estimates in which economic growth is explained by e.g., financial inclusion, and financial inclusion by, e.g., remittances inflows. These regressions clearly confirm our main hypothesis tha...