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Industrial Credit in India:An Investigation into the Growth Pattern and Disparity in India
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The empirical study looks into the pattern of flow of industrial credit into different regions of the country. The measure of disparity shows the existence of a wide inequality among the six regions of the country. The trend analysis of the flow of credit shows that the North-East region is far behind the others in terms of growth and there is a dominance of Northern region which is followed by the Central, Western, Southern and Eastern regions. Furthermore, the Kruskal-Wallis test shows that there a statistically significant difference among the six regions in terms of industrial credit.
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Banking, Correlation, Gini and Robinhood Coefficient, Industrial Credit, Kruskal-Wallis, Normality, Trend.
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