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Product details:
- Publisher OUP USA
- Date of Publication 1 February 2025
- ISBN 9780190249960
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages208 pages
- Size 210x140 mm
- Language English 0
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Short description:
Jonathan Morduch and Timothy Ogden define the fundamental components of finance and explain in straightforward language how the lack of financial inclusion reinforces broader inequities in our society. The book answers core questions: What is financial inclusion? Why does it matter? How does it work? When doesn't it work? What are the risks?
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Over 30 percent of the world's adults lack access to basic financial tools?more often women, members of minority groups, and poor families. The abilities to buy what you need, when you need it, to put money aside for the future, and to withstand bad luck without financial ruin seem like basic elements of life in a functioning economy. But life is not that simple for people who lack financial tools. In fact, the tighter the budget, the more you need and benefit from financial services. Financial inclusion?or, put another way, having the tools necessary to take control of one's finances and make progress towards one's goals?is essential to a just and fair society.
In Financial Inclusion: What Everyone Needs to Know, prominent experts Jonathan Morduch and Timothy Ogden explain in straightforward language how the lack of financial inclusion reinforces broader inequities in our society. Using their extensive backgrounds in finance, technology, economic change, and inequality, Morduch and Ogden detail efforts to guarantee that all people, rich and poor, have access to quality financial services and the ability to make prudent financial choices.
Framed by the simple concept of equal access, this book explains the mechanisms of one of the most contentious and misunderstood parts of modern economics by answering a few core questions: What is financial inclusion? Why does it matter? How does it work? When doesn't it work? What are the risks? How can more people be included?
Table of Contents:
I. Finance and society
1. Why Financial Inclusion? (Introduction)
2. Financial inclusion in rich countries
3. Roots of exclusion
4. Learning from microfinance
II. Why we need finance
5. Liquidity: Managing comsumption
6. Lumpy sums: Managing investment
7. Flexibility: Managing risk
III. Providing inclusive finance
8. Can financial inclusion be profitable for financial companies?
9. Digital frontiers
10. Does it work? The evidence of impact
11. Too much inclusion? Predators, debt crises, and "financialization"
12. Improving regulation and policy
IV. What next?
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