BANKS AND FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATIONS’ GLOBAL ROLE OF IN MARKETS’ GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM
BANKS AND FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATIONS’ GLOBAL ROLE OF IN MARKETS’ GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM

Summary/Abstract: Due to globalization factors, financial intermediations still create many problems to national economies as far as the markets’ general equilibrium is concerned. Although the world is divided into more than 200 nations with unequal power, there is less than half a dozen key currencies to go round to facilitate the international financial transactions. Considering that the combinations between the flexible exchange rates and the free circulation of capital and information have made the financial system be strongly interconnected internationally, however, some national economies preserve financial circuits that are not indirectly integrated in the world system.These aspects have led to the analysis of the relations between the financial intermediaries on domestic and foreign markets, the banks and financial intermediations’ global role in national economies and internationally.

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