FINANCIAL LITERACY AND RETAIL BANKING SERVICES: POPULARIZATION AND IMPACT
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financial literacy, financial resources, factors, attitude, knowledge, skills.Abstract
This article presents various definitions of financial literacy by different scholars, explores the influencing factors, and provides recommendations on improving financial literacy in Uzbekistan based on international experience.
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