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Original Article
Open Access
The Role of Digital Financial Services on Indian MSMEs
Upasana Gupta, Bhawna Agarwal
· pp. 8–26
DOI: 10.17010/ijf/2023/v17i2/170125
Purpose: This paper aimed to examine the role of digital financial services on registered micro, small, and medium enterprises in India. This study examined the MSME knowledge, usage, and preferences about several digital financial technologies. Further, the paper discussed the …
Keywords:
Digital Financial Services, Indian MSMEs, Demographic Variables, Mobile Payments JELClassification Codes
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Original Article
Open Access
A Bibliometric Analysis on Financial Inclusion and Financial Literacy – Analyzing the Current Research Trends
Careen Mary Khongwir, Sharmiladevi J.C.
· pp. 27–53
DOI: 10.17010/ijf/2023/v17i2/172638
Purpose: Bibliometric analysis acts as a road map in research and helps understand the existing body of knowledge. We conducted a bibliometric analysis in the field of financial inclusion (FI) and financial literacy (FL).Design/Methodology/Approach : We used Biblioshiny through R …
Keywords:
Financial Inclusion, Financial Literacy, Financial Development, Financial Behaviour, Growth, Mobile Money, Fintech, Financial Planning JELClassification Codes
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Original Article
Open Access
Volatility Spillover in the Indian Commodity Market : A Comparative Assessment of Various Commodity Segments
Sonia, Karam Pal Narwal
· pp. 54–67
DOI: 10.17010/ijf/2023/v17i2/169193
Purpose: The present study concentrated on analyzing the volatility spillover effect between spot and futures returns of eight commodities traded on India’s multi-commodity exchange (MCX). This study intended to compare the volatility spillover effect within spot and futures returns of …
Keywords:
Volatility Spillover, Agricultural Commodities, Metal Commodities, Energy Commodities, Bullion Commodities, EGARCH JELClassification Codes
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Original Article
Open Access
Identifying Performance Indicators for the Agriculture Sector in Developing Countries Through the ARDL Model : Special Reference of India
Rahul Singhal, Prateek Gupta, Ajay Singh
· pp. 68–81
DOI: 10.17010/ijf/2023/v17i2/170145
Agriculture, the most prominent sector for a developing nation like India, is currently facing issues like low growth rate, inadequate finance, shifting of farmers from agriculture in the rural area to labor in the urban area, the lesser income of …
Keywords:
Agriculture Sector, Performance Indicators, Agriculture Finance, R&D in the Agriculture Sector, ARDL JELClassification Codes
