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Can a state-owned bank be a catalyst for financial inclusion and economic development in South Africa? Lessons from China and India
The role of state-owned banks in the banking sector as well as countries' economic development is an important topic for debate. It should not be left to the private sector to address market failures. Several studies have been conducted on the role of banking in economic development, however few hav...
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2025
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