In recent years, financial inclusion has become one of the main concern for policy makers especially in emerging markets across the world. Researchers have expressed different opinions on the most effective way to achieve this goal. In this regard, one tool thus far, that has proven to be effective is mobile money for which African region leads the world. This study investigates the impact of mobile money on the savings behavior of users in Ghana in the light of the Life-Cycle-Hypothesis. Originality: Most studies in this field are based on the Technology Adoption Model (TAM) or its variants. We deviate from this approach to explore specifically the factors that influence the savings behaviour of mobile money users and the extent to which ...
The poor and rural population in Sub Saharan Africa suffers from low financial inclusion. Yet, exclu...
ABSTRACT The continuous rise in the number of mobile phone usage in Ghana has created the need for f...
This study provides a micro perspective on the impact that mobile money services have on an individu...
The ambiguity and convenience of mobile phones has brought about new values and opportunities that n...
We investigate mobile money adoption, and how it affected household behaviour and financial inclusio...
The motivation for this study was that, existing literature have reported on the growth of mobile mo...
Mobile money — a technology that enables financial transactions through mobile phones without a bank...
Mobile money (MM) is considered a revolutionary phenomenon in the developing world and relies on bas...
Women are the moredisadvantaged and vulnerable compared to men,especially in Sub-Sahara Africa (SSA)...
This study investigates whether the use of mobile money affects the savings patterns of individuals ...
Thesis advisor: S. AnukritiSince the launch of M-PESA in 2007, mobile money has created the potentia...
Mobile financial Services thrive on consumers who are comfortable with technology and in an environm...
This dissertation investigates determinants of mobile financial technology adoption and its conseque...
Worldwide, 1.7 billion individuals lack access to formal financial services. Yet, one billion of the...
Financial inclusion play a key role for a country's economic growth for poverty eradication and mult...
The poor and rural population in Sub Saharan Africa suffers from low financial inclusion. Yet, exclu...
ABSTRACT The continuous rise in the number of mobile phone usage in Ghana has created the need for f...
This study provides a micro perspective on the impact that mobile money services have on an individu...
The ambiguity and convenience of mobile phones has brought about new values and opportunities that n...
We investigate mobile money adoption, and how it affected household behaviour and financial inclusio...
The motivation for this study was that, existing literature have reported on the growth of mobile mo...
Mobile money — a technology that enables financial transactions through mobile phones without a bank...
Mobile money (MM) is considered a revolutionary phenomenon in the developing world and relies on bas...
Women are the moredisadvantaged and vulnerable compared to men,especially in Sub-Sahara Africa (SSA)...
This study investigates whether the use of mobile money affects the savings patterns of individuals ...
Thesis advisor: S. AnukritiSince the launch of M-PESA in 2007, mobile money has created the potentia...
Mobile financial Services thrive on consumers who are comfortable with technology and in an environm...
This dissertation investigates determinants of mobile financial technology adoption and its conseque...
Worldwide, 1.7 billion individuals lack access to formal financial services. Yet, one billion of the...
Financial inclusion play a key role for a country's economic growth for poverty eradication and mult...
The poor and rural population in Sub Saharan Africa suffers from low financial inclusion. Yet, exclu...
ABSTRACT The continuous rise in the number of mobile phone usage in Ghana has created the need for f...
This study provides a micro perspective on the impact that mobile money services have on an individu...