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therefore, examines financial inclusion from the multidimensional lens of opportunity, accessibility, and utilization for Nigerian women in general and rural women in particular. Findings reveal that there are demand and supply factors that lead to self-selection of women into degrees within the fin

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rship opportunities; potentially substantial disadvantages for women with a self-reported disability or health impairment; and the need to consider ‘White other’ women (i.e.?non-British and non-Irish), as well as those with an ethnic minority background, because their experiences are similar in some

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lightly less stress. Work conflict with home life and, to a lesser extent, home conflict with work life seemed to be the main routes through which stress was experienced. Support from line managers and colleagues played only a small part in stress reduction. Other factors related to well-being and s

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