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Are bank loans still special?

Becketti, Sean; Morris, Charles - In: Economic Review (1992) Q III, pp. 71-84

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Reduced form evidence on the substitutability between bank and nonbank loans

Becketti, Sean; Morris, Charles - Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago - 1994

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Financing rural businesses: what role for public policy?

Morris, Charles; Drabenstott, Mark - In: Economic Review (1989) Sep, pp. 30-45

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Reduced form evidence on the substitutability between bank and nonbank loans

Becketti, Sean; Morris, Charles - Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City - 1993

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Bank lending and monetary policy: evidence on a credit channel

Morris, Charles S.; Gordon H. Sellon, Jr. - In: Economic Review (1995) Q II, pp. 59-75

While there is widespread agreement that banks play a key part in the transmission of monetary policy actions to the economy, debate continues on whether bank lending plays a special part in the monetary transmission mechanism. If a special lending or credit channel exists, changes in the...

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Loan sales: another step in the evolution of the short-term credit market

Becketti, Sean; Morris, Charles S. - In: Economic Review (1987) Nov, pp. 22-31

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Why do banks' loan losses differ?

Keeton, William R.; Morris, Charles S. - In: Economic Review (1987) May, pp. 3-21

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Loan losses and bank risk-taking: is there a connection?

Keeton, William R.; Morris, Charles S. - Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City - 1988

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