Economy, asked by abhisheknandi804, 1 year ago

How world bank provides loan to Rbi

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Answered by eduatulrajp3br2d
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world bank makes some contracts and asks for Gold mortage value from the bank..
if you have more gold you can take more loans.

But country like india people having more black money .

so, our company's GDP always remains equal, up down.

so, they chk GDP value also..so, in future if you get bankrupt they will ask you sign deals also.
Answered by iraza
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The Reserve Bank of India monitors the amount of money that banks loan out, and also the amount of cash balance maintained by them. It also ensures that banks give out loans not just to profiteering businesses but also to small cultivators, small-scale industries and small borrowers. Periodically, banks are supposed to submit information to the RBI on the amounts lent to whom and at what rates of interest.

This monitoring is necessary to ensure that equality is preserved in the financial sector, and that small industries are also given an outlet to grow. This is also done to make sure that banks do not loan out more money than they are supposed to, as this can lead to situations like the Great Depression of the 1930s in the USA, which greatly affected the world economy as well.

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