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Financial exclusion and financial literacy : evidence from Mexico
Roa, Maria José; Villegas, Alejandra - In: Latin American economic review : LAER ; official … 31 (2022), pp. 1-23
financial exclusion that persist in Mexico, with focus on the role of financial literacy. Our analysis is based on the 2018 … National Survey of Financial Inclusion in Mexico (ENIF). To address the potential endogeneity between financial inclusion and …, socioeconomic vulnerabilities, personality traits, and lack of trust in financial institutions hamper financial inclusion in Mexico. …
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Effects of financial crises on Latin American Economies-Colombia case and the SMEs
Segura, Jenny A.; Sarmiento, Victor J. - In: Journal of economics studies and research : JESR 2020 (2020), pp. 1-10
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Financial literacy is a construct : an ordered logit approximation in Mexico
González-Núñez, José; Mariné-Osorio, Fernando José; … - In: Cogent economics & finance 12 (2024) 1, pp. 1-15
This research aims to identify the factors explaining the level of financial literacy, divided into three levels, low, medium and high, of the Mexican population over the age of 18. This study fills a gap in microeconomic studies, which essentially lack an analysis of financial literacy and the...
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Why is voluntary financial education so unpopular? : experimental evidence from Mexico
Bruhn, Miriam; Lara Ibarra, Gabriel; McKenzie, David J. - 2013
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The minimal impact of a large-scale financial education program in Mexico City
Bruhn, Miriam - In: Journal of development economics 108 (2014), pp. 184-189
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Why is Voluntary Financial Education so Unpopular? : Experimental Evidence from Mexico
Bruhn, Miriam - 2013
experiments around a large financial literacy course offered in Mexico City to understand the reasons for low take-up, and to …
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Knowledge for overcoming adversity : gender analysis of economic culture in a region in North-Western Mexico
Rivera, Sheila Delhumeau; Ortega-Pérez-Tejada, Melina - In: Theoretical economics letters 8 (2018) 7, pp. 1313-1331
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Learning the impact of financial education when take-up is low
Ibarra, Gabriel Lara; McKenzie, David J.; Ruiz-Ortega, … - 2017
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Learning the Impact of Financial Education When Take-Up is Low
Ibarra, Gabriel Lara; McKenzie, David J.; Ruiz-Ortega, … - 2017
This note shows how big data can help combine experimental with non-experimental approaches in impact evaluations when take-up is low. In this study, author have access to a large administrative data set (of 660 MB), which follows the monthly financial indicators of each client for up to 18...
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Financial Capability in Mexico : Results from a National Survey on Financial Behaviors, Attitudes, and Knowledge
Reddy, Rekha; Bruhn, Miriam; Tan, Congyan - 2014
This report describes a baseline measure of the financial capability of the Mexican adult population. Chapter one describes the Mexican context and the rationale for the financial capability study. Chapter two describes key findings related to daily money management and financial planning...
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