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Digital inclusive finance and asset allocation of Chinese residents: Evidence from the China Household Finance Survey.

ABSTRACT: Combined with the expected utility theory, this paper constructs a theoretical analysis framework including the development level, financial literacy, and intelligence level of Inclusive Finance, puts forward the hypothesis of the development of digital Inclusive Finance on household asset allocation, and uses the data of China's household finance survey to verify the theory proposed in this paper. The empirical results show that: (1) digital inclusive Finance can significantly improve the allocation proportion of household risk assets, promote the rational participation of households in the risk financial market, and improve the allocation efficiency of household resources. (2) Digital inclusive finance can significantly improve the income level of family financial investment and optimize family investment decision-making.

SUBMITTER: Li K

PROVIDER: S-EPMC9070950 | biostudies-literature | 2022

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Digital inclusive finance and asset allocation of Chinese residents: Evidence from the China Household Finance Survey.

Li Kun K Mengmeng He H Huo Junjun J

PloS one 20220505 5

Combined with the expected utility theory, this paper constructs a theoretical analysis framework including the development level, financial literacy, and intelligence level of Inclusive Finance, puts forward the hypothesis of the development of digital Inclusive Finance on household asset allocation, and uses the data of China's household finance survey to verify the theory proposed in this paper. The empirical results show that: (1) digital inclusive Finance can significantly improve the alloc ...[more]

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Digital inclusive finance and asset allocation of Chinese residents: Evidence from the China Household Finance Survey.

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Digital inclusive finance and asset allocation of Chinese residents: Evidence from the China Household Finance Survey.

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