Scenarios about 'financial inclusion'
Financial inclusion refers to the provision of affordable, accessible financial services to all individuals and businesses, regardless of income level or social status. This concept gained prominence in development economics during the late 20th century as evidence showed that access to banking, credit, and insurance services can significantly reduce poverty and inequality. In alternate history scenarios, different paths of financial inclusion could dramatically alter economic development patterns, power structures, and technological adoption rates across societies.
What If African Mobile Banking Emerged in Different Countries?
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