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FINANCIAL INCLUSION, MACROPRUDENTIAL POLICY, AND CRISIS

Mallika Saha and Kumar Debasis Dutta

Economic Annals, 2023, vol. 68, issue 238, 41 - 57

Abstract: The study examines the role played by financial inclusion (FI) and macroprudential policy (MPP) to prevent financial crisis or reduce the severity of a financial crisis going forward using a panel of 138 countries covering the years 2004- 2017. To attain these objectives through robust experimentation and support policy formulation, we employ aggregated measures of FI and MPP and use advanced econometric models. Our findings show that, although FI initially decreases the likelihood of a crisis, the probability of a crisis increases after a certain level of inclusion is reached. In contrast, countries with MPP are less likely to have a crisis than countries without MPP. Furthermore, the FI-MPP interaction complements itself and plays a vital role in reducing the likelihood of a crisis. Our results are robust and could be useful for policymakers to formulate policies in order to prevent a crisis or reduce its severity going forward.

Keywords: : Crisis; Financial inclusionindex; Macroprudential policy. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: G18 G21 G28 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
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