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Currently it is at a minimum of 2.5 % p.a and banks offer upto 3.5% p.a on savings accounts. p.a - per annum or per year
Before nationalisation of banks most of the banks emerged and failed in their goals, even most banks were evolved with their motives of only profit making and not supporting the development process; this was conflicts with the nations goals. Lending processes of commercial bannks were discourages the small sector industries and export promotions. Expansion of the banking sector was limited to strategic business centers like New Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore. That's why nationalization done in 1969 by Indira Gandhi, a prime minister of India
Did you mean nationalization? Nationalization is the act of nationalizing, or the state of being nationalized.
Rationalization & Nationalization
Rationalization and Nationalization
Classification of Banks in India is done into four main classes. The classes include commercial banks, savings banks, public sector banks and private sector banks.
The noun is nationalization.
The effects of nationalization of the Commercial Bank in India is that it has had a positive effect on the economy. The natives of the country have directly benefited from nationalization of the bank because they own it.
New food for thoughts on nationalization and its background from a different angle can be found at:Munoz, Lucio, 2010. Nationalization as Privatization in Reverse: Understanding the Nature of the Commons to Identify a Possible Point of Optimal Nationalization, Journal of Sustainability, Issue 3, Number 1, July 20, Rio Rancho, New Mexico USA.
The first important thing that FDR did was to get congress to close all the banks to stop the bank runs until audits could done and healthy banks could reopen. Answered BY: Levi M. Levitt