loans taken from moneylenders, traader is called informal loan.
the intrest rate is high.
they dont have to submit colateral.
loans takenfrom bank is called formal sector loan.
the intrest rate is low
those taking loan have to submit colateral
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- These consist of loans from banks and cooperatives
- These loans are supervised by the RBI
- The terms of credit are fixed
- Rate of interest is not very high
- It comprises 52% of the total loans given in the country
Informal Sector Loans
- These consist of loans from moneylenders, landlords, traders, relatives and friends etc.
- They are not under the control of the RBI
- The rates of interests are exorbitant
- It comprises 48% of the credit in the country
- It is mostly taken by poor rural households
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2.they charge a very low interest rate.
3.formal resources include commercial banks and co-operatives.
informal sector.1.these resources are not under the control of the government.
2.they charge a very high interest rate.
3.informal resources include money lenders,relatives and friends.
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These consist of loans from banks and cooperatives
These loans are supervised by the RBI
The terms of credit are fixed
Rate of interest is not very high
It comprises 52% of the total loans given in the country
Informal Sector Loans
These consist of loans from moneylenders, landlords, traders, relatives and friends etc.
They are not under the control of the RBI
The rates of interests are exorbitant
It comprises 48% of the credit in the country
It is mostly taken by poor rural households
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*These consist of loan from bank or cooperatives. *These consist of loan from money lander,landlord,friend and family
*The loans are survived by RBI *They are not under control of RBI
*Rate of interest is not very high *Rate of interest is very high
*It is comprise 52%of the loan given in the country *It comprise 48% of credit in country
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- Interest rate is low Interest rate is very high
- Loans from banks,cooperative sectors etc Loans from relatives,friends etc
- Collateral is required Collateral is not required
- Generally it does'nt leads to debt traps Debt traps are common
- RBI supervises formal sector loans No institutions supervises informal sector loans
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*Has rules and regulations.
*Supervised by RBI.
*Low interest rate.
*Motive- Profit making.
*Eg;-banks,co-operatives.
Informal Sector
*Did not have rules and regulations.
*Not under control.
*High interest rate.
*Motive-Social welfare.
*Eg;-money lenders,traders.
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1. These consist of loans from banks and cooperatives
2. These loans are supervised by the RBI
3. The terms of credit are fixed
4. Rate of interest is not very high
5. It comprises 52% of the total loans given in the country
Informal Sector Loans
1. These consist of loans from moneylenders, landlords, traders, relatives and friends etc.
2. They are not under the control of the RBI
3. The rates of interests are exorbitant
4. It comprises 48% of the credit in the country
5. It is mostly taken by poor rural households
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INFORMAL SECTOR:-
Usually the rate of interest is very high
People can get loans faster and easily
Manier times people need not give any guarantee that they will repay the loan
NO need of documentation that means less paper work
It is not under the control of RBI
The poor and less educated are often exploited by the lenders i.e,by increasing the interests without the knowledge of the borrower
FORMAL SECTOR:-
The rate of interest is low and reasonable
The bank needs to follow a particular process before sanctioning a loan for the borrower which is time consuming
Borrower needs to show any guarantee that he is going to repay the loan and also needs to mention the mode of payment
Documentation is important for the bank to give loan
It is under the control of RBI which means the rate of interest,functioning of bank and many other issues are checked by RBI
The banks do not exploit the customers
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ANSWER
Formal sector loan
- Comparatively rate of interest charged is lower than that of the informal sector loans.
- RBI supervises their functions of giving loans.
- Collateral is required to obtain credit.
- Rich urban households depend largely on formal sectors of the credits.
- EXAMPLE Banks and Cooperatives.
INFORMAL SECTORS
- Higher interest rates on loans are charged.
- No organizations are there to supervises its lending activities.
- They are ready to give the loans without collaterals.
- Poor households largely depend on informal sources.
- EXAMPLES Traders , employees, money lenders, friends and relatives etc
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2 = they may take any holiday at any time
3 example = friends money lander and traders
4 =i f someone want to help more time in his job then he or she gave him extra wages .
Formal sector is inverse of informal sector
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They are supervised by the Reserve bank of India.
These consists of loans from banks and cooperatives.
It provides loans at fixed rate and terms.
Informal sector loans:
They are not supervised by RBI.
They get loans from moneylenders, relatives, friends....
It does not provide loan at fixed terms.
It gives loans only for making profits.
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Motive of formal is social welfare whereas making profit is the motive of informal
Sources of credit are supervised by the government and RBI for formal loans whereas no organization supervises the loans given by the informal sector
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These consist of loans from banks and cooperatives?These loans are supervised by the RBIThe terms of credit are fixed?Rate of interest is not very high?It comprises 52% of the total loans given in the country?
?Informal Sector Loans
?These consist of loans from moneylenders, landlords, traders, relatives and friends?etc.?They are not under the control of the RBIThe rates of interests are exorbitant?It comprises 48% of the credit in the countryIt is mostly taken by poor rural households
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