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Competitive implications of cross-border banking

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traditional, institutional based, but will need to resemble that used in other network industries. Furthermore, with globalization … the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) process and the disciplines of the World Trade Organization. GATS can be … difficult to establish otherwise. "--World Bank web site …

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Financial dependence, banking sector competition, and economic growth

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in banking"--World Bank web site …

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What drives bank competition? : some international evidence

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Alternative frameworks for providing financial services

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The behavior of actors in financial systems depends crucially on the incentives that motivate them. The right regulation, supervision, and incentives (including the scope of permissible activities, degree of contestability, and extent of safety net) for financial services can make the sector...

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How does foreign entry affect the domestic banking market?

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