Explain capital adequacy, Microeconomics

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Q. Explain Capital Adequacy?

Capital Adequacy: Capital adequacy rules are loose regulations which are imposed on private banks, in hope of ensuring that they have adequate internal resources (including money invested by bank's own shareholders) to be able to withstand fluctuations in profitability andlending.


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