Latest Research in Microfinance and Financial Inclusion

Top Research Topics in Microfinance and Financial Inclusion

• Microfinance and Financial Inclusion — 9 papers
• Global trade and economics — 6 papers
• FinTech, Crowdfunding, Digital Finance — 3 papers
• International Business and FDI — 3 papers
• Natural Resources and Economic Development — 2 papers
• Corruption and Economic Development — 2 papers
• Global trade, sustainability, and social impact — 2 papers
• Economic Growth and Development — 2 papers
• Risk and Safety Analysis — 2 papers
• Housing Market and Economics — 1 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Shadow Economies and Sustainable Development in Africa: Exploring for Thresholds, Short‐Run and Long‐Run Effects Across Strong and Weak Institutional Economies (1 citations)
2. Financing the SDGs through decentralized fintech with insights from Gen Z adoption behaviour
3. The Role of Housing in the Racial Wealth Gap, 1992–2022
4. Institutional identity, regional environment, and the competition–efficiency nexus in microfinance
5. Natural Resource-Based Foreign Direct Investment and Economic Growth in Nigeria and Zambia: A Comparative Longitudinal Review of Petroleum- and Copper-Led Development
6. Re-export Tariffs, Cross-border Production Location Choice and Welfare
7. The 2026 EU–India free trade agreement: why it matters for global health and trade
8. Who bears the burden? Asymmetric economic impacts of the 2026 Iran war across countries
9. Word of Investment: The Role of Language as an Institution in FDI
10. ICT-enabled financial services enhance market access and income stability among smallholder farmers in Rwanda
11. Family entrepreneurship: Evaluating the role of ownership, financial goals, and performance
12. Public policies and consumer mobile money adoption
13. Financial Literacy Intervention and the Willingness to Pay for Digital Credits: A Scalable Video‐Based Approach in Kenya
14. Exploring how public welfare spending shapes global economic interconnections among G7 nations: empirical evidence from panel-corrected standard errors (PCSE) and feasible generalised least squares (FGLS) estimation approaches
15. What promotes access to financial services and causes financial exclusion in Latin America and the Caribbean?
16. Human Development and Its Institutional Drivers—A Panel Impact Assessment for EU-27 Member States
17. Why Bangladesh's Costing Sheets Still Begin With Cotton: Fiscal Signals, the Man-Made Fibre Transition, and the Coordination Problem in Apparel Sourcing
18. Why Bangladesh's Costing Sheets Still Begin With Cotton: Fiscal Signals, the Man-Made Fibre Transition, and the Coordination Problem in Apparel Sourcing
19. Governance and Efficiency in the Transformation From Economic to Social Development in African Countries
20. Algorithmic Nudging and Financial Over-Indebtedness: A Longitudinal Panel Analysis of AI-Integrated BNPL in MENA E-Commerce