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1 Introduction Since the 1950s, income inequality and its impact on economic development has been the topic of many investigations. These studies were mainly concentrated on the relationship between economic growth and inequality of income within
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1 Introduction Understanding household livelihood strategies is pivotal in minimizing rural poverty in least developed countries ( Paudel Khatiwada et al. 2017 ). Almost two-thirds of the world's poor reside in the rural areas of low-income
efficiency, sufficient domestic credit to Gross Domestic Product (GDP; depth), and access to financial services for most adults ( Mbona 2022 ). Financial Sector Development (FSD) shapes income inequality through access to credit for human capital or business
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, Dausey, Daldarone, & Potenza, 2004 ; Welte, Barnes, Weiczorek, Tidwell, & Parker, 2002 ). In addition to health concerns, PPG has been correlated with socioeconomic status as indexed by annual family income. Data suggest that lower income as well as
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1 Introduction The World Bank annually classifies countries into income groups based on their gross national income (GNI) per capita. Based on this classification system, there are low-income, middle-income, and high-income countries ( World Bank
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