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deregulation banking deregulation is likely to lead to reductions in the number of banks and increases in their efficiency
We find that bank efficiency improved greatly once branching restrictions were lifted. Loan losses and operating costs fell sharply and the reduction in banks'.
This paper focuses on how one dimension of this broad-based deregulation—the removal of limits on bank entry and expansion—affected economic performance. In a
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banks decreased the level and risk of innovation by young
THE FINANCE-GROWTH NEXUS: EVIDENCE FROM BANK BRANCH DEREGULATION by. Jith Jayaratne and Philip E. Strahan. Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
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Furthermore banking deregulation could be induced by an expectation of future growth opportunities (unobservable to econometricians)
Bank deregulation tightened the distribu- tion of income by increasing the relative wage rates and working hours of unskilled workers.