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Loans penetration in a country or region is generally measured as the value of outstanding loans divided by Gross Domestic Product (GDP). | Loans penetration in a country or region is generally measured as the value of outstanding loans divided by Gross Domestic Product (GDP). | ||
When the penetration measure is calculated in this way, | When the penetration measure is calculated in this way, it can exceed 100%. | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:41, 26 October 2022
Strategy - marketing - market analysis - loans.
The penetration of a market for loans.
Loans penetration in a country or region is generally measured as the value of outstanding loans divided by Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
When the penetration measure is calculated in this way, it can exceed 100%.
