The overnight interbank market: Evidence from the G-7 and the Euro zone

Article Abstract:

The authors find that central banks in industrial economies play a pivotal role in behavior of short-term interest rates.

Government expenditures, Science & research, World, Interest Rates, Research, Economic aspects, Economic policy, Central banks, Group of 7

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The diffusion of production processes in the U.S. banking industry: a finite mixture approach

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The finite mixture distribution was found to be useful in evaluating technical changes and the cost functions of financial institutions over time. This approach disregards the need to employ observable decisions and allows users to assess the cost consequences of technological innovations by assigning representations to them. Banking institutions are also shown to convert to lower cost production technologies when pressured by restrictive branching regulations.

Commercial Banks, Commercial Banking, Models, Banking industry, Management, Usage, Financial institutions, Technology, Estimation theory

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