The government involvement in undertaking the control of banks leads to the political lend of new projects that increase economic growth.
Option(d):
Step-by-step explanation:
- Government ownership of a bank is an act that is very common for all countries and its facilities in expanding the financial status of the bank.
- The government provides more policies and regulations that involve broad expansion in fiscal policies that are not possible in private banks.
- They mainly focus on the factors that improve the GDP value and this, in turn, improves the economic growth of a country.
- Also, it concentrate on banks that have a lower economy and provides a necessary upliftment to improve its status.
- Negative issues arouse in this process is that banks provide loan based on political status and not based on any project for which the loan is afforded.
- Thus it affects the political status of the bank.