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Firm performance and economic development : evidence from a unique dataset of China
Cao, Jing; Mao, Jie - In: Economics of transition and institutional change 30 (2022) 3, pp. 447-464
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Germany : selected issues
Braumann, Benedikt (contributor) - 2006
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The evolution of the banking cluster in Amsterdam, 1850 - 1993 : a survival analysis
Boschma, Ron; Ledder, Floris - In: Emerging clusters : theoretical, empirical and …, (pp. 191-213). 2010
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Stock markets, banks, and economic development : theory and evidence
Beck, Thorsten - In: EIB papers 8 (2003) 1, pp. 37-54
reviews the debate about marketbased vs. bank-based financial systems. Using data for a sample of 40 countries over the period … economic growth, but the degree to which a financial system is market- or bank-based cannot explain economic development across …
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Stock markets, banks, and growth : panel evidence
Beck, Thorsten; Levine, Ross - 2002
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Stock markets, banks and growth : correlation or causality?
Beck, Thorsten; Levine, Ross - 2001
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Stock markets, banks, and economic development : theory and evidence
Beck, Thorsten - In: EIB papers 8 (2003) 1, pp. 37-54
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Stock markets, banks, and growth : Panel evidence
Beck, Thorsten; Levine, Ross - In: Journal of banking & finance 28 (2004) 3, pp. 423-442
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Publicly Traded versus Privately Held Commercial Banks : Capital Access, Growth and Financial Performance
DeYoung, Robert - 2015
We empirically examine a seldom-tested nexus of relationships that is fundamental to corporate finance theory: that having access to public capital markets may allow firms to grow faster, but may not be value-enhancing due to investment distortions arising from owner-manager conflicts. We use a...
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