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The Determinants of Microinsurance Demand in South Africa
Low-income households face significant risk that influence their financial decisions and perpetuate poverty. This population group is adversely affected by illnesses, natural disasters, unemployment, and accidents than other groups because, among other things, they lack proper insurance. Microinsura...
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School of Economics
2024
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