ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF BANKS
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This article analyzes the role of banks in economic development. Banks contribute to economic development by ensuring the stability of the national economy, effectively managing capital flows, and stimulating investment. The article discusses credit policy, allocation of financial resources, and innovative approaches to the banking system. It also examines the impact of the banking sector on economic growth based on the experience of developed and developing countries. The results of the study show that the role of the banking system in improving economic stability and the investment climate is important.
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