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Digital transformation and consumer financial behavior: a quantitative systematic review of digital financial literacy as a dynamic capability
This study examines how digital transformation is associated with digital financial literacy (DFL) and consumer financial behavior within technology-enabled financial ecosystems. The study synthesizes evidence from the literature and develops an explanatory framework in which DFL is conceptualized a
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