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Financial development and economic growth – the role of mobile money: empirical evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa and a comparative study of Kenya and Uganda
The relationship between financial development and economic growth is well established in the finance-growth literature, which is predicated on the existence of a well-functioning financial system that underscores the complementarity between financial institutions and financial markets. Financial in...
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2026
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