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Development Economics

Digital financial services and livelihood diversification in rural Ghana

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Article: 2330434 | Received 07 Nov 2023, Accepted 10 Mar 2024, Published online: 05 Apr 2024

Figures & data

Table 1. Descriptive statistics on variables used.

Table 2. Estimation strategy.

Figure 1. Distribution of dependent variables and mobile money (momo).

Source: From authors’ analysis of data.

Figure 1. Distribution of dependent variables and mobile money (momo).Source: From authors’ analysis of data.

Figure 2. Variation in dependent variables by mobile money and gender of household head.

Note: ‘Av.’ stands for ‘average’. Source: From authors’ analysis of data.

Figure 2. Variation in dependent variables by mobile money and gender of household head.Note: ‘Av.’ stands for ‘average’. Source: From authors’ analysis of data.

Table 3. Regression results on correlates of access to digital finance (dependent variable = momo).

Table 4. Regression results on correlates of livelihood diversification in rural Ghana.

Table 5. IV_LIML regression results on effect of mobile money on livelihood diversification.

Table 6. Logit regression results on effect of digital finance on ownership of NFEs (sub-sample results for only rural agricultural households).

Table 7. Heterogeneous effects of momo on livelihood diversification by gender of household head.

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Data availability statement

The main data underlying this study are available upon request from the Ghana Statistical Service (https://microdata.statsghana.gov.gh/index.php/catalog/97/study-description).