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Changes in small business
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Greenspan, Alan
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Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
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1999
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Bank lending, financing constraints, SME investment
Carbo-Valverde, Santiago
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Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
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2008
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Raiders, junk bonds, and risk
Craine, Roger
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Steigerwald, Douglas
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Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
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1989
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Racial differences in patterns of small business
finance
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Bostic, Raphael W.
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Lampani, K. Patrick
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Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
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1999
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The "big picture" about relationship-based
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Berger, Allen N.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
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1999
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Financing the development of urban minority communities: lessons of history
Bates, Timothy
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Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
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2001
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Structured
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Tavakoli, Janet M.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
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2003
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Finance
theory and financial intermediation
Sealey, C. W.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
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1987
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In Search of New Foundations
Zingales, Luigi
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C.E.P.R. Discussion Papers
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2000
In this paper I argue that corporate
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theory, empirical research, practical applications, and policy … change the way we do corporate
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Asset building and the wealth gap
Community Affairs Office
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2006
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Building and maintaining financial security is increasingly difficult for a growing portion of American households. Wealth is less prevalent in middle-class households and increasing among the already well-to-do. At the same time, poverty is growing and concentrating disproportionately among the...
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