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Chart 3. Sectoral interlinkages for Deposits. Outstanding amounts in December 2003
and 2018 (percentage of annual GDP)

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Source: Author’s elaboration based on NA-IS data .
For loans, the outstanding amounts over the GDP increase both in stock
and in their relationships for almost all sectors. Deposit-taking corporations
with Households and Non-financial corporations have an important
interrelationships, the banks finance both sectors. In the period, the
Households increased 19.1 percentage points (pp.) and Non-financial
corporations 4.1pp. (chart 4). On the other hand, the General Government
decreased its stock of loans in the period of analysis with Banks and with the
rest of the world.

7 The magnitude of the lines indicates the intensity of the relationship; the arrows are pointing to the
“depositories” or the direction of the money. The size of the circle indicates the net balance of deposits held
by institutional sectors at the end of the period (deposits in assets minus deposits in liabilities). Orange
circles indicate sectors with more liabilities than assets in deposits; and light blue circles indicate sectors
with more assets than liabilities.
DTC: Deposit-taking corporations; IC&PF: Insurance corporations and Pension funds; MMF: Money market
funds; NFC: Non-financial corporations; OFI: Other financial intermediaries; Households: Households and
NPISHs; GG: General government; ROW: Rest of the world.
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