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          <dc:title>Role of Banking Infrastructure Development in Border Trade (Case study in Muse Region) (Saw Thandar Htay, 2022)</dc:title>
          <dc:creator>Saw Thandar Htay</dc:creator>
          <dc:description>This study examines the role of banking infrastructure in border trade and analyzes
the infrastructure’s support along the border trade route. The study uses the descriptive
method. The required data and information are obtained from primary sources and
secondary sources. The study found that banking infrastructure is a major import sector as
well as a second major regional development in border trade. Banking is a major sector of
trading, market stability, cross-border trade, exchange rates, security, and time management
for trading. Chinese foreign direct investment (FDI) in Myanmar has been increasing. Due
to the lack of technology as a result of international sanctions against Myanmar, China has
easier access to Myanmar, making it easier to relay information to China. China-Myanmar
trade development assistance has been closely related to banking infrastructure growth in
Muse. Overall, the role of banking infrastructure in border trade results in a positive impact
on Myanmar’s economy. However, the banking infrastructure of border trade in Myanmar
is still comparatively unbalanced with China. As a result, Myanmar is facing difficulties in
payment transactions, which means that it is taking time to make payment transactions
along the border trade route. Moreover, Myanmar is unpredictable when it comes to the
monopoly practice that is exercised by China in the case of border trading. Diversifying
trade with China and facilitating quick payment transactions should encourage more crossborder
trade.</dc:description>
          <dc:date>2022-12-01</dc:date>
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