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Moral Hazard, Dividends and Risk in Banks

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to their shareholders, suggesting that dividends are used to shift risk from bank owners to the taxpayer. These findings … support recent policy proposals that include restrictions on dividends as part of a set of early regulatory responses to bank …

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Moral Hazard, Dividends, and Risk in Banks

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