Markets that have strong support from the government and the financial system are usually developed markets and tend to have a lower level of employer support.
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Markets that have strong support from the government and the financial system are usually developed markets and tend to have a lower level of employer support.
The Global Financial Inclusion Index ranks 42 markets on three pillars of financial inclusion–government, financial system, and employer support–using data points across public and survey-based sources. These pillars represent the key stakeholders responsible for promoting financial inclusion across the population.
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