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Mobile payment services in developing countries: Firm capabilities and financial development

Mobile payment services in developing countries. Information, trust, and training: The ingredients for retail agents’ success

Policy brief 4 Aug 2017 Firms

Authors

Adeline Pelletier

Lecturer, Goldsmiths

Susanna Khavul

Associate Professor, University of Texas - Arlington

Saul Estrin

Professor, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)

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