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The Impact Of Social Reproduction, Social Class And Price On Household Debt In Developing Countries
Household debt is a tool to stimulate economic growth, enhance financialization, eradicate poverty, and reduce income distribution gaps. However, with the liberalization of financial markets, debt started to rise steadily. This trend accelerated and lead to global financial crisis of 2008. Experts a
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