... 07 12 2025 26 01 2026 20 03 2026 13 05 2026 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2026 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Economic growth Financial inclusion Insecurity System-GMM Africa O16 F43 O47 Over the years, researchers have...

... offer in-state tuition if certain requirements are met, which serves as a significant factor in attracting more international students. International students Higher education Economic impact GDP per capita Time series analysis F22 F43 O47 Many individuals choose to come...

... O47 O16 O47 C23 C58 According to the CGAP report (2015), financial inclusion is defined as the provision of accessible and affordable financial products and services that cater to the needs of individuals and businesses. These services include transactions, payments, savings, credit...

... O47 O52 Income and wealth are not homogeneously and equally distributed among countries. The development gap and unequal income distribution between regions, even in the European Union (EU), are seen concretely. A primary dynamic behind this reality can be summarized as the geographical...

... ) +   ξ Δ x i t + Δ ζ t   +   Δ ν i t Vulnerable employment Economic growth Dynamic panel data Two-step system GMM IV 2SLS Sasabuchi Lind and Mehlum E24 J21 J46 O47 The last few decades have witnessed sizeable expansion in both theoretical...

... Economic growth NARDL Asymmetric causality India O31 O33 O47 The development of financial markets is considered as critical element of technological diffusion both in developing and developed countries (Comin and Nanda, 2019). It is argued that countries with a mature financial system...