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Digital Public Infrastructure’s Promise of Financial Inclusion and the Reality of Digital Lending: A Comparative Approach
digital-public-infrastructureeconomicsfinancial-inclusionpolitical-sciencepreprintsocial-sciencesociology
In the past decade, digital lending has become central to a new developmental imaginary in India. The introduction of the Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) approach in India has been narrativized as a revolutionary feat, drawing praise from international institutions and private sector alike. The
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