... growth and is consistent with cross-border spillovers of inclusion highlighted by Dixit and Ghosh (2013) and Fall et al. (2021) . G21 I30 O15 O16 The link between financial inclusion and inclusive growth has become central in development economics, especially in settings...

...://creativecommons.org/licences/by/4.0/legalcode Poverty Informality Africa Threshold I30 O17 The poverty–informality nexus is an important conversation examined in the economic development discourse in developed and developing countries. Despite various theoretical predictions that the informal...

... development Africa I30 L96 O16 O55 Engaging women in the formal economic sector could add about 28 trillion USD to global gross domestic product (GDP) by 2025 (Abney and Laya, 2018). According to the narrative, greater gender equality offers a multitude of socio-economic benefits for women...

... growth rate, Kakwani and Son (2008) have proposed to multiply the PPGI by the growth rate of mean income to obtain the Poverty Equivalent Growth Rate (PEGR). Pro-poor growth Non-monetary indicators Fuzzy logic Comparison I30 O40 Economic growth is necessary for poverty reduction...

... Entrepreneurship Doing business Inclusive development M20 I30 O10 O30 O55 This study is motivated by three main strands in contemporary development literature, namely: a burgeoning population and need to accommodate the corresponding rising unemployment, growing exclusive development in Sub...