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This paper examines the relationship between financial market regulation, country governance and efficiency of …, we employ a non-parametric approach — Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) — to estimate the banks' cost and profit efficiency … efficiency. The results suggest that commercial banks in East Asia are relatively profit efficient rather than cost efficient …

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Crowdfunding in the wider perspective investment crowdfunding : competition between regulations, institutions, and economic freedom

Dziawgo, Danuta; Dziawgo, Leszek - In: E-Finanse : finansowy kwartalnik internetowy 15 (2019) 2, pp. 1-7

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How have global financial institutions responded to the challenges of the post-crisis era?

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Productivity in the Era of Trade and Investment Liberalization in India

Das, Ram Upendra - 2014

Over recent years India has witnessed wide-ranging economic reforms in her policies governing international trade and FDI flows. Consequently, both trade and FDI flows have risen dramatically since 1991. Using firm-level panel data this paper finds that significant productivity improvements have...

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Capital Account Liberalization and Wage Inequality : Evidence from Firm Level Data

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Firms play an important role in shaping income inequality at the aggregated country level, given that wages represent a significant proportion of household income. We investigate the distributional consequences of capital account liberalization, relying on firm level data to explore the...

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Sources of TFP Growth : Occupational Choice and Financial Deepening

Jeong, Hyeok; Townsend, Robert M. - 2005

We develop a method of growth accounting based on the integrated use of transitional growth models and micro data. We decompose total factor productivity (TFP) growth into the occupational-shift effect, financial-deepening effect, capital-heterogeneity effect, and sectoral-Solow-residuals....

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Discovering the Sources of TFP Growth : Occupational Choice and Financial Deepening

Jeong, Hyeok; Townsend, Robert M. - 2015

Total factor productivity (TFP) growth is measured as a residual and its sources typically remain unknown inside the residual. This paper aims to identify the underlying sources of this residual growth, being explicit about both micro underpinnings and transitional growth. The key forces are...

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The impact of deregulation on effenciency : an analysis of life insurance industry in Taiwan from 1981 to 2004

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Efficient asset allocations in the banking sector and financial regulation

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Impact of financial liberalisation and deregulation on banking sector in Pakistan

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