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This article re-examines Illinois free banking from a new perspective: ownership structure. The claim that ownership … a source of banknotes. A large proportion of the free banks had overlapping ownership, resulting in specie minimization …
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Among the cited historical cases of free banking is the National Law of Guaranteed Banks in Argentina (1887-1890), a system which proved to be unstable. This historical case presents relevant risks that are attributed to free banking, the absence of proper regulation and a formal lender of last...
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general insolvency law and the special characteristics of banks and the financial system, approaches to resolution procedures …
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We use tools from survival analysis to study the equilibrium probability of bank failure in a model with imperfect correlation in loan defaults where a systematic risk factor and idiosyncratic frailty factors govern borrower credit worth. We derive several surprising results: in equilibrium, a...
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suggests that the chief negative externalities are associated with credit losses and losses due to liquidity problems, and …
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