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“Pentech” lessons from Japan
Last year’s stories about Japanese pensioner’s focussed on their propensity to shoplift , get caught and end up in jail (which they favoured over living solitary lives at home). This blog looks at the problems of financial exclusion … Continue reading
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Tagged Exclusion, financial inlusion, Japan, pensions, Pentech, shop-lifting, Technology
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