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Bank pricing of retail deposit accounts and "the California rate mystery"

Neuberger, Jonathan A.; Zimmerman, Gary C. - In: Economic Review (1990) Spr, pp. 3-16

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Structure and performance: some evidence from California banking

Pozdena, Randall J. - In: Economic Review (1986) Win, pp. 5-17

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Factors influencing community bank performance in California

Zimmerman, Gary C. - In: Economic Review (1996), pp. 26-40

Community bank performance in California lagged well behind the industry and larger banks in the state during the first … than $300 million in assets and typically operate in only one region of California, during the period from 1990 to 1994 …. The results suggest that regional conditions within California were an important factor in community bank performance …

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The growing presence of Japanese banks in California

Zimmerman, Gary C. - In: Economic Review (1989) Sum, pp. 3-17

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Changes in the structure of urban banking markets in the West

Laderman, Elizabeth S. - In: Economic Review (1995), pp. 21-34

This paper begins with a discussion of the influence of the number of firms and the variance of market shares on the Herfindahl-Hirschman Index (HHI) measure of market concentration. ; The paper then reports the changes in the number of depository institutions (DIs) and in the HHI in the Twelfth...

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Operational policies of multibank holding companies

Whalen, Gary - In: Economic Review (1982) Win, pp. 20-31

Using a 1979 survey of the organizational structure of 65 bank holding companies in 12 states, the author investigates the relationship between holding company structure and the performance of bank subsidiaries.

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The effect of bank structure and profitability on firm openings

Bauer, Paul W.; Cromwell, Brian A. - In: Economic Review (1989) Q IV, pp. 29-39

An examination of the effects of price and availability of credit from commercial lending organizations on the start-up rates of new businesses within specific markets, finding that profitable and competitive banking markets are associated with higher rates of firm births.

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Concentration and profitability in non-MSA banking markets

Whalen, Gary - In: Economic Review (1987) Q I, pp. 2-9

An examination of the relationship between bank profitability and concentration using recent data from a sample of institutions drawn from non-metropolitan statistical area counties in Ohio and Pennsylvania.

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Financial development and growth

Becsi, Zsolt; Wang, Ping - In: Economic Review (1997) Q 4, pp. 46-62

Poor performance by the financial sector can be costly for society. On the other hand, a healthy banking sector has been thought by some to contribute to the growth of the economy. Recently, though, economists have begun to analyze new elements of the linkages between the financial and real...

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Restructuring the financial system: summary of the bank's 1987 symposium

Gordon H. Sellon, Jr. - In: Economic Review (1988) Jan, pp. 17-28

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