Abstract
In this study, we have integrated data from the China Labor-force Dynamics Survey (CLDS) with the China Digital Financial Inclusion Index to empirically examine the extent and mechanisms through which digital financial inclusion influences non-farm employment. The findings reveal that the advancement of digital financial inclusion significantly boosts the enhancement of non-farm employment. Specifically, digital financial inclusion fosters non-farm employment by facilitating rural laborers' access to credit, thereby stimulating entrepreneurial activities. Furthermore, it stabilizes employment positions and promotes non-farm employment by enhancing credit accessibility for micro and small enterprises.
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