Le double rôle du paiement mobile dans les pays en développement
Laetitia Chaix and
Dominique Torre ()
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This paper analyzes the capacity of mobile-payment solutions to improve financial inclusion in developing countries. It elaborates from rural East African countries experiences where mobile payment services have developed rapidly. With a simple dynamic model which rationalizes traders' adoption process of distant mobile payment services, we analyze the role of telephonic operators in financial inclusion. We point out the interest of a diversified supply of m-payment services, including simplified solutions proposed by operators alone, in complement of more advanced services involving financial partners. We explain how such a diversified supply, including a "frugal" innovative component, can be more efficient to improve financial inclusion than the only elaborated solutions provided cooperatively by operators and banks
Keywords: financial inclusion; frugal innovation; developing countries; m-payment (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015-04
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Published in Revue Economique, 2015, 66 (4), pp.703-727
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