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Economic Development of a Country: Role of Banks

Banks play an important role in the country's economic development. Money deposited in banks can be used for the purchase of raw materials or other purposes. It is also safe to keep the money in banks. Through the help of banks, businesses can get the new capital or capital formation. They can also arrange for the sale of shares or debentures to raise capital. Some banks provide long-term loans to manufacturers.

A large part of the trade is carried out on credit. Through banks, customers can obtain references and guarantees based on which they can supply goods on credit. Another important component of trade is the grant of loans.

From 1945 to 2017, economic development has produced significant contradictions. There have been astonishing rises in per capita income, while many developing nations have been able to improve their education and health indicators. The world's development process is facing significant challenges, both in terms of its sustainability and its impact on the global economy. The combination of rising inequality and migration pressures has led to the rise of populist politics, which threatens democratic gains. The share of labor in the economy that is declining is threatening the development of the middle class. The lessons of the Great Financial Crisis have been learned, and the inexorable decline in labor's share is being studied. This topic is also covered in our report on the environment and climate change.

Different types of banks operate in different countries. These banks play an important role in the country's economy.


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