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September 5, 2025International journal of advanced social studies.

Impact of Economic Openness, Financial Inclusion, and Unemployment on Income Inequality in Asian Countries

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AGAsima GulistanAEAhmed Jan EssaAAAn ul Abidin

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Observational analysis reveals that urban population and foreign investment reduce income inequality, suggesting policy improvements in financial inclusion and employment.

Key Points

  • Income inequality decreases with higher urban population and foreign direct investment, and increases with unemployment.
  • Key evidence indicates that financial inclusion and financial development worsen the income distribution in Asian countries.
  • Assessment using OLS regression highlights the relationship between economic factors and income inequality across Asian nations.
  • The findings suggest policy changes are needed for better financial systems and job provision to combat poverty.

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Gulistan et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68bb3edf2b87ece8dc956c97https://doi.org/10.70843/ijass.2025.05114
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