The concept of financial inclusion, special in developing markets, has always met with challenges relating to accessibility and affordability.

The concept of financial inclusion, special in developing markets, has

1.	The concept of financial inclusion, special in developing markets, has always met with challenges relating to accessibility and affordability.
A.	Inspired, commonly, connect
B.	Thought, peculiar, belonging
C.	Idea, particularly, pertaining
D.	Notion, heed, relevant
E.	No replacement required
Answer» D. Notion, heed, relevant

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