Financial Inclusion

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The book offers a critical analysis of financial inclusion, examining its implications for society and the welfare state. It engages with both supportive and critical perspectives, addressing issues such as the poverty premium, financial capability, and housing. By integrating diverse viewpoints, the author facilitates an essential dialogue that contributes to public, academic, and policy discussions. The work ultimately seeks to propose alternative approaches to enhance the role of citizens in the financial system while considering the potential risks of consumerism.