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When a borrower faces a hold-up problem, deteriorating bank health might reduce a borrower's credit availability. However, a bank with an impaired balance-sheet might attempt to ‘gamble for resurrection’ and hence might increase risky lending to zombie firms. The purpose of this paper is to...

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