Driving faster financial inclusion in developing nations

Consumption in Developing Nations

Language Education Policy in Developing Nations from Colonization to Postcolonialism

The purpose of this article is to evaluate the role that colonization played in language education policy and illustrate the need for first language instruction. Using postcolonial scholar Franz Fanon, the reasons for and consequences of using a second language medium of instruction in postcolonial nations are explored. Colonial languages were used to reinforce the imperialistic goals of ...

Financial Inclusion and Environmental Quality in Developing Countries with the Highest Level of Pollution: Synergy or Destruction

Financial inclusion and climate change are two important aspects of development. The issue of whether financial inclusion will improve environmental quality or not is contentious. It can provide a good perspective for countries to plan for economic development. We estimate dynamic relationship between financial inclusion and CO2 emission in developing countries with the highest level of polluti...

Faster Valuation of Financial Derivatives

Ethical, Legal, Social, and Financial Implications of Human Genome Research in Developing and the Least-Developing Nations

This project investigated the introduction of genomic research into the developing and the least developed nations. Initially, the basic demographic and epidemiological characteristics of these two geographical areas were provided. The enormous economic impact and medical benefits of genomics in the industrialized nations were outlined to exemplify the innovative applications of genomics. Effor...