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Competition between the commercial paper market and commercial banks

Judd, John P. - In: Economic Review (1979) Win, pp. 39-53

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Is commercial banking a distinct line of commerce?

Woosley, Lynn W.; King, B. Frank; Padhi, Michael S. - In: Economic Review (2000) Q4, pp. 39-58

business loans? For their analysis, the authors use new information provided by Community Reinvestment Act data, which give a …

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Changing thrifts: what makes them choose commercial lending?

Goudreau, Robert E.; Ford, Harold D. - In: Economic Review (1986) Jun, pp. 24-39

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Determinants of bank versus nonbank competitiveness in short-term business lending

Laderman, Elizabeth S. - In: Economic Review (1993), pp. 17-32

Since about 1974, banks' share of the market for short-term business lending has been steadily eroded through competition with nonbank creditors. This paper tries to identify some factors that may affect bank competitiveness in this category in the short fun and discusses how these factors may...

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U.S. banks' exposure to developing countries: an examination of recent trends

Bennett, Barbara A.; Zimmerman, Gary C. - In: Economic Review (1988) Spr, pp. 14-29

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International debt with unenforceable claims

Niehans, Jurg - In: Economic Review (1985) Win, pp. 64-79

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The quantity and character of out-of-market small business lending

Laderman, Elizabeth S. - In: Economic Review (2008), pp. 31-39

practice of considering out-of-market loans when assessing local competitive conditions. I also find that out-of-market and in …-market loans are of similar average size and are about equally likely to be secured by commercial real estate. …

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Developing country lending and current banking conditions

Todd, Walker F. - In: Economic Review (1988) Q II, pp. 27-36

An examination of the evolutionary stages of the debt problem in developing countries, with a discussion of how U.S. banks and financial markets have adjusted to accommodate it and some proposed solutions to the problem.

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Fixed-premium deposit insurance and international credit crunches

Spiegel, Mark M. - In: Economic Review (1996), pp. 3-15

This article introduces a monopolistically competitive model of foreign lending in which both explicit and implicit fixed-premium deposit insurance increase the degree to which bank participation in relending to problem debtors falls below its globally optimal level. This provides a channel for...

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Does faster loan growth lead to higher loan losses?

Keeton, William R. - In: Economic Review (1999) Q II, pp. 57-75

During the last couple of years, concern has increased that the exceptionally rapid growth in business loans at … banks from granting new loans.> The view that faster loan growth leads to higher loan losses should not be dismissed lightly … view that supply shifts have caused loan growth and loan losses to be positively related. Data on business loans and …

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