Nonmonetary effects of the financial crisis in the Great Depression

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A vector autoregression (VAR) analysis of the financial performance of banking institutions during the Great Depression reveals that only when bank failures became chronic in nature did they began to make a substantial effect on the US economy. The VAR analysis suggests that short-term bank failures are of little impact to the economy as a whole. It is similarly suggested that government intervention be done should chronic bank failures occur in order to bring stability to the system.

Commercial Banking, Commercial banks, Usage, Autoregression (Statistics), Great Depression, Bank failures

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Profitability of Korean banks: test of market structure versus efficient structure

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A study is conducted to examine the factors that govern the profitability of Korean banking sector. The study also evaluates market structure hypothesis and efficient structure hypothesis, to deduce their effect on profitability and performance of banks.

South Korea

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Internet versus traditional retailing: an address model approach

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A study is conducted to analyze the impact of product characteristics on profitability of firm. This study analyze both traditional and e-commerce retail trading settings.

United States, Retail Trade, Retail industry, Electronic commerce, E-commerce

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