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Do Bank Bailouts Work? The Effect of Reconstruction Finance Corporation Aid During the Crisis of 1933
Bobroff, Katherine - 2009
historical experiment provides some insight into how government aid programs might curtail banking crises. …
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Dunton Avenue, 836 North
2008
Several of these porcelain - steel Lustron homes were built in Arlington Heights. They were very efficient kit homes built between 1948 and 1950 and approximately 2,600 of these were produced in the United States. They were easily identified by their steel two foot square metal siding panel...
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Mitchell Avenue, 912 North
2008
Several of these porcelain - steel Lustron homes were built in Arlington Heights. They were very efficient kit homes built between 1948 and 1950 and approximately 2,600 of these were produced in the United States. They were easily identified by their steel two foot square metal siding panel...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009471921
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Northwest history. Mining. Federal aid. 1934-01-12
1934
Seek federal aid to start Idaho mines. Committee drafts plans to ask eleven millions to loan properties nearing production-aid water power. Boise, (AP)-With a federal loan to aid Idaho mining its goal, a state committee began drafting plans for an application to the RFC for an $11,000,000 loan...
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Stress testing as a tool for simulating the effects of crisis in banks
Wiszniowski, Edward - 2010
Emergence of crisis in financial markets, especially banks, have forced a change in approach to riskmanagement. It has become necessary to develop new or refine existing models of early bankruptcythreat warning, as well as establishing the potential impact of bank failures. One of the tools,...
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Stuck in the Adoption Funnel: The Effect of Delays in the AdoptionProcess on Ultimate Adoption
Lambrecht, Anja - London Business School; Seim, Katja- Wharton School, … - 2007
customers who sign up for the bank's online banking serviceuse it substantially. We use exogenous variation in delays in …
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Innovation diffusion in state owned health: a study of IT adoption
England, Ian William - 2005
rate, if any. The state health industry was compared to the banking industry as a benchmark, on the basis that the banking … beliefs of senior state health executives. The second study was based upon a survey of state health and banking managers. The …
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Rebuilding the Iron Cage: Post-Failure Organizing in Newspapers and Investment Banks
Burg, Ryan S - 2011
reclaim a sense of purpose lost in banking. These observations hold whether survivors find employment in incumbent firms …
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Economic models of information technology in retail banking
Prasad, Baba - 2003
banking industry. Employing a game-theoretic analysis, the first paper explains the economic reasoning behind the trend in …. The second paper studies pricing decisions for online banking given the existence of network externalities. Most … literature has examined the effect of network externalities on pricing decisions for durable goods. In the case of online banking …
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Measurement and control in retail banking
Nagar, Venky - 1999
This first chapter develops an economic model of the firm linking current financial and non-financial measures to future earnings for retail banks. The data support the associations among current financial and non-financial measures predicted by model, suggesting that the economic model is...
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