Measuring financial exclusion in Australia, May 2011 /
By: Hems, Les | Centre for Social Impact
Contributor(s): Connolly, Chris | Wolfson, Lew | Georgouras, Meiko | Sultana, Saida
Publisher: Kensington, N.S.W. University of New South Wales. Centre for Social Impact 2011Description: PDFSubject(s): Finance, Personal | Low Income Groups Statistics | Socially Disadvantaged | Cost And Standard Of Living Measurement | Poverty Measurement | Financial Management | Disadvantaged Groups | Social Exclusion | Financial Literacy | Centre For Social Impact | University Of New South Wales | Financial InclusionDDC classification: 362.50994 MEA Online Resources: Electronic copy
May 2011 Published for the National Australia Bank Bibliography pp. 30-31
The primary objective of this research is to define and deepen understanding of financial exclusion in Australia and its relationship with social and economic disadvantage. The research benefitted from unique access to some of Australia's largest stores of private data. We were able to combine access to the Roy Morgan Single Source Survey, consisting of over 50,000 interviews per annum, with access to the de-identified banking records of several million NAB customers, in addition to other data sources. As a result, this study is certainly the largest and most detailed examination of financial exclusion that has been undertaken in Australia, and one of the largest studies of this type in the world.
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