Competition among banks: good or bad?
By Nicola Cetorelli. 2001
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Subfields: Accounting, Finance
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- Bank Competition and Access to Finance: International Evidence (2004, unknown): “Using a similar model, Cetorelli (2001b), however, shows that financially dependent industries are more concentrated in countries with more concentrated banking systems.”
- A new approach to measuring competition in the loan markets of the euro area (2011, unknown): “19 See for overviews of the various legislative changes for example Cetorelli (2001), Clarke (2004) and Fitch Ratings (2005).”
- On the Relationship between Competition and Efficiency in the EU Banking Sectors (2004, background): “As observed by Caves (1980, p.88), economists have « a vague suspicion that 2 See Cetorelli (2001) for a comprehensive survey of positive and negative effects of banking competition is the enemy of sloth ».3 This suspicion is nonetheless supported by a couple of arguments in the literature.”