L'inclusion financière, la FinTech et la littératie financière comme catalyseurs de l'insertion économique des jeunes
Une analyse bibliométrique.
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Inclusion financière, Fintech, Jeune, Littératie financière, Insertion économique, Capacité d'adaptationResumo
L'objectif de cette revue de littérature bibliométrique était d'analyser les tendances et les résultats de diverses études de recherche récentes examinant le rôle de l'inclusion financière par le biais de la Fintech et de la littératie financière dans l'amélioration de l'inclusion économique des jeunes. Nous avons traité 124 documents extraits de la base de données Scopus 2024. Les résultats montrent que notre sujet a reçu le plus d'attention ces dernières années. Puisque l'inclusion financière, les Fintech et la littératie financière sont des déterminants de l'intégration des jeunes au marché du travail, notamment par le biais de l'entrepreneuriat. Ainsi, les décideurs politiques doivent tenir compte de ces facteurs lors de l'élaboration de leurs stratégies, en accordant une plus grande importance aux jeunes issus de milieux défavorisés, aux jeunes femmes, et aux personnes moins éduquées. Cependant, d'autres facteurs semblent également avoir des effets importants, tels que la stabilité politique, les conditions économiques et les caractéristiques spécifiques de chaque pays en général. Les recherches futures pourraient donc continuer à explorer et à mener des enquêtes pratiques sur ce sujet afin d'obtenir des résultats quantifiés sur cette question.
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