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fringe banking: a standalone construct

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fringebanking1 CONSTRUCTFringe bankingCASKEY · ECONOMIC SOCIOLOGY

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Economic sociology

financial services such as check-cashing outlets and pawnshops used mostly by low-income households outside mainstream banks.

In economic sociology, fringe banking refers to financial services such as check-cashing outlets and pawnshops used mostly by low-income households outside mainstream banks. This meaning comes from Caskey (1994) in Fringe banking.[1]

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  1. Caskey, J. P. (1994). Fringe banking. Russell Sage Foundation Publications. ISBN 9780871541802

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