Banks, Credit, Risk and Liability
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Edexcel Economics B (9EB0) Theme 1, Unit T1-3 'Credit, market failure and intervention' (spec ref 1.4.1 + 1.4.2) — the role of banks in channelling savings into investment (financial intermediation), the provision of credit, the role of interest and collateral/security, the meaning of risk in len…
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Lesson outline
- Do Now — Retrieval
- The Role of Banks — Financial Intermediation
- Hinge Check — Why Does Interest Exist?
- How a Commercial Bank Channels Funds
- Interest and Collateral / Security
- Hinge Check — Why Ask for Collateral?
- Risk in Lending and Borrowing
- Unlimited Liability — Sole Traders and Partnerships
- Limited Liability — Private and Public Limited Companies
- Hinge Check — What Does Limited Liability Actually Protect?
- Guided Practice — Limited or Unlimited?
- Main Activity — Meadow Byke Co. Goes to the Bank
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