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Using data from 22 transition economies over the period of 2005 to 2015, this paper uses a two-stage least squares model and two diffrent fiancial inclusion index to investigate the impact of fiancial inclusion on income inequality. We fid that there is a negative relationship between fiancial inclusion and income inequality in these transition economies. The paper also suggests some policy recommendations to reduce income inequality through developing fiancial inclusion.
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Financial inclusion, income inequality, transition economies
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