Abstract
This paper highlights the role of technology, gender and education factors in financial inclusion. A sample of 995 people was taken from the Global Findex Database, World Bank. Using logistic regression, this research concluded that technology and education had a positive effect on financial inclusion. The higher the use of technology and education level, the more likely the respondent has an account at a financial institution. However, gender does not affect financial inclusion. Men and women have the same probability in financial inclusion.
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Sayekti, A. A. D., & Hidajat, T. (2021). How Technology, Gender annd Education Affected Financial Inclusions. Indicators : Journal of Economic and Business, 3(1), 488–493. https://doi.org/10.47729/indicators.v3i1.94
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