Financial inclusion and development : recent impact evidence

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Inclusive banking, financial regulation and bank performance: Cross-country evidence (2021, unknown): “5 Reviewing a body of recent studies, Cull et al. (2014) conclude that including”
Financial inclusion: Policies and practices (2015, unknown): “Financial inclusion can improve the efﬁcacy of government payment of social safety net transfers and the new types of ﬁnancial innovation can lower transaction costs which can bring more private sector involvement in international development (Cull, Ehrbeck, & Holle, 2014).”
Financial Inclusion and Inclusive Growth: A Review of Recent Empirical Evidence (2017, background): “See Karlan and Morduch (2010) and Beck (2015) for surveys of the literature on access to finance and Cull et al. (2014) for a summary of the benefits of financial inclusion.”