This article examines the structures of the Moroccan banking system and their role in financing the national economy between 1960 and 1978. It adopts a structural approach to monetary development, credit functions, and the circulation of money. The paper analyzes the evolution of monetization, the functional and capital structures of the banking sector, and the relationship between banking expansion, credit policy, and Morocco's growth and accumulation model.
A. Ouali (Fri,) studied this question.