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Determinants of life insurance consumption: Evidence from Zambia
Life insurance has over the years emerged as one of the drivers of financial sector development. The savings mobilisation and financial intermediation functions have backed the growing importance of this investment source. Low penetration levels in Zambia have pointed to a vast untapped market and a...
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2021
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