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This paper demonstrates that the level of competition in the existing Panzar Rosse (P-R) literature is systematically … overestimated and that the tests on both monopoly and perfect competition are distorted. This is due to the use of bank revenues … and empirical evidence to illustrate the impact of the misspecification on the estimation of competition and the …
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absolute figures and relative to the size of smaller banks. This paper analyzes the impact of this development on competition … that competition increases with bank size. We show that misspecification of the P-R model in the existing literature leads …
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credit losses rise when the cycle falls, but less so when net income of banks is relatively high, which reduces … procyclicality. Lending fluctuates with the business cycle too, but appears to be driven by demand rather than by supply factors such …
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banks' funding costs and corporate lending rates. Using a dataset of 26 Dutch banks from January 2008 to December 2011, I … corporate lending. This effect is caused by banks being not able to pass on their increased funding costs in the interbank … to have a major impact on corporate lending rates. …
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substantially higher when GDP growth is lower, reflecting increased riskiness of the credit portfolio when the business cycle turns … downwards, which also increases the risk of a credit crunch. This effect is mitigated somewhat as provisions rise in times when …
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substantially higher when GDP growth is lower, reflecting increased riskiness of the credit portfolio when the business cycle turns … downwards, which also increases the risk of a credit crunch. This effect is mitigated somewhat as provisions rise in times when …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005030256
The model of Stiglitz and Weiss ( American Economic Review , 1981, 71(3)) is the seminal analytical work on credit … of their implicit assumption of a one-period Bertrand game between banks. In more realistic modes of bank competition, in …
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Using a measure of competition based on the Panzar-Rosse model, this paper explains bank competition across 76 … countries on the basis of various determinants. Studies explaining banking competition are rare and typically insuffciently … number of banks and banking concentration, have been considered the major determinants of competition in the banking sector …
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In this article, we survey the recent theoretical literature on payment cards and study their implications for public policy. Payment card networks have faced regulatory scrutiny in several countries regarding the setting of various fees including interchange fees fees paid by the merchant's...
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This paper is the first detailed and world-wide investigation of the developments in banking competition during the … the banking industry. The changes in competition over time are small on average, but substantial for several countries and … regions. Various Western economies faced a significant decline in banking competition during recent years. In particular, the …
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