Abstract
This paper analyzes the impacts of Shadow banking system
(SBS) on the nominal and real economy. It studies the SBS’s data of 14
countries for 13 years using Generalizing estimation equation (GEE) method in
SPSS statistics. The results showed that the increase in SBS was associated
with large increase in nominal GDP rather than real GDP and thus causing
nominal indicators of the economy to grow more than real ones. The paper concluded
by suggesting that the SBS should be regulated and its size should be reduced
from the current level to make financial system more stable and prevent future
financial crisis.
JEL classification numbers: G2
Keywords: Shadow
banking system, Nominal and real economy,
Generalizing estimation equation (GEE).