| Sažetak: | This research sought to the aspect of Bangladesh's financial inclusion and the role of education
and socioeconomic level in strengthening women's financial participation. It has been discovered
that Bangladesh's strategy of financial inclusion benefits in the long-term sustainability of
economic growth as well as the elimination of poverty. In Bangladesh, women in the adult
population continue to experience financial restraints and therefore unable to obtain financial
services. These societal norms must be considered and addressed if financial inclusion is to have
an influence on female empowerment, employment, and extended wellbeing consequences.
Although societal standards evolve over time, the formulation and construction of financial
products and services plays an important impact. The use of multiple regression analysis in
conjunction with a probit regression model demonstrates that education level, household income,
and other factors have a substantial impact on explaining changes in women's financial activity.
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