Economic Growth and Financial Inclusion in Developing Countries
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.18502/kss.v10i5.18102Keywords:
economic growth, financial inclusion, panel corrected standard errorAbstract
The banking sector has an important role in the country’s economy because banking can influence the economic conditions of a country. This research aims to analyze the influence of banking stability on economic growth in developing countries. This research uses secondary data from cross-section data from 35 developing countries with a research period from 2011-2022. The data analysis technique used is based on panel corrected standard error (PCSE). Results of stability research on the influence of economic growth in developing countries. Banking stability can increase economic growth because stable banks are able to support economic activities through providing credit, managing risk, and increasing public trust.
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