Abstract: Recognizing the substantial role of access and usage of finance in economic development, development practitioners around the world are focusing on crafting inclusive growth strategies. The underlying forces that bring changes in financial sector will have repercussions in the growth pattern of the economy. The structural shifts that happen because of these changes will determine the long run growth potential of the country. Efficient, well-functioning financial systems are crucial in ensuring productivity of an economy and welfare of its citizens by generating novel opportunities and reducing inequalities. Therefore, committed financial institutions which design.....
Keywords: Economic growth, Financial Capital, Access to Finance, Economic Development, Financial Liberalization, Financial Inclusion
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