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The demand for savings services among the urban poor - evidence from the Khayelitsha panel study (2000-2004)
In signing its charter in 2002, the South African financial sector voluntarily committed itself to providing first order retail financial service access to the un-banked by 2008. Although much of the media attention and academic literature has been focused towards the challenge of providing basic tr...
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School of Economics
2024
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