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Financial inclusion boosts satisfaction for formal institution users through self-efficacy.

Financial Inclusion and Financial Satisfaction: Moderating Role of the Financial Self-Efficacy
Fazal Mubarik, Muhammad Zia ur Rehman, Sajjad Ahmed Baig, Muhammad Hashim, Sara Shafaqat

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