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Determinants of insurance penetration and density in under developed, developing and developed countries
The need for greater Insurance penetration in both life and non-life segments has been underscored by economic surveys . Insurance penetration has remained low not only in Kenya but in Africa as a whole and other under developed and developing countries. This study is set out to establish factors ca
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