Mr. Sanket Prakash Pedhambkar
Mr. Sanket Prakash Pedhambkar
Mr. Sanket Prakash Pedhambkar
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(a) International Trade: As described by the Author, Norbert M Ile in his published test
“Economics of business studies” (1999, P. 278) defines an international trade or external
trade as “a trade between two or more countries; it is the exchange of goods and services
between two or more countries”.
(b) Banking Institution: We can define a bank as any organization that handles people’s
money. It is a dealer in debts, but indebtedness has a correlation to wealth and hence, a
bank can be described as a liquefier of wealth.
SCOPE OF THE STUDY
To find out if commercial banks play any role in international trade. And equally to
find out if peoples bank plays any role in international trade
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
analyse and verify a phenomenon. the collection of information is done in two principal
1. Primary Data
2. Secondary Data
DATA ANALYSIS & INTERPRETATION
Public and co-operative banks should focus on improving their services to compete with
private banks and meet the expectations of customers
Banks should continue to play a pivotal role in international trade by providing efficient
and secure financial services.
Commercial banks should expand and improve their international business services to
support the growing demands of businesses engaged in international trade.
• People prefer private banks over public banks and co-operative banks due to the perception of
more efficient and up-to-the-mark services.
• Respondents generally recognize the crucial role of banks in international trade. Banks provide
security, facilitate transactions, and reduce risks, which is essential for international trade to function
smoothly.
• The majority of people acknowledge that commercial banks play a critical role in international
business by facilitating transactions and providing financial services.
• Respondents believe that Indian Bank plays a crucial role in international trade by monitoring
and facilitating import and export transactions, ensuring the smooth flow of goods and capital.