Question

which factors do banks consider when offering loans? capacity, character, and collateral liquidity, liability, and litigation externalities, exports, and economic

Explanation:

Banks consider factors related to a borrower's ability to repay (capacity), trustworthiness (character), and assets for security (collateral). Liquidity, liability, litigation are not the core loan - offering factors. Externalities, exports, economics are too broad and not specific to loan assessment.

Answer:

capacity, character, and collateral