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The Role of the Banking System in the Sustainable Development of the Economy

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Imola Drigă (University of Petroşani, Romania)
Abstract

The efficiency of the banking system and financial markets represents a determinant factor for sustainable development. Thus, banks are essential for any modern economy, not only because of their turnovers but also because they provide a number of important functions for the national economy, being the main financier.

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Article provided by University of Petrosani, Romania in its journal Annals of University of Petroşani.

Volume (Year): 6 (2006)
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Pages: 55-60
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Keywords: the banking system the role of banks in economy the banking degree of the economy

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