A Lesson to Learn From Developed Countries: The Case of State Branching Deregulation in the Us

Guillén, Jorge

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“…The literature on the effects of bank branch deregulation, apart from analyzing its effects on economic growth, has also studied its effects on other aspects such as: (i) income distribution (Beck et al, 2010); (ii) bank efficiency and productivity (Berger and DeYoung, 2001;DeYoung et al, 1998;Tirtiroglu et al, 2005;Jayaratne and Strahan, 1999;Guillén, 2009;Illueca et al, 2009); (iii) entrepreneurship (Wall, 2004); (iv) market power (Calem and Nakamura, 1988); (v) stability (Carlson and Mitchener, 2005;Ramírez, 2003;Shiers, 2002); or (vi) wealth effects (Carow and Heron, 1998;Fraser et al, 1997). In this case there are some contributions which have focused on non-US contexts such as the paper by Illueca et al (2009), who analyzed the effects of geographic expansion on the productivity of the Spanish saving banks, finding that those which expanded geographically outside their natural markets obtained greater productivity gains.…”

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The Real Effects of Bank Branch Deregulation at Various Stages of Economic Development: The European Experience

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“…Define el fracaso a partir del cierre del negocio. Guillén [2009] Modelo C.A.M.E.L. Permite verificar la salud financiera de un grupo de bancos norteamericanos, se detecta la ineficiencia bancaria como consecuencia de la desregulación.…”

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Falibilidad del método rough set en la conformación de modelos índice de riesgo dinámico en la predicción del fracaso empresarial

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Bankruptcy is one of the most important entrepreneurial problems studied by the Financial Theory. Despite this great effort, there is not a significant progress in order to predict the economic failure. In this way, the evidence suggests that this problem, related to the experimental design, is still present because of two main reasons: ignorance about bankruptcy process and the use of the accounting information as the unique input to construct the predictive models. In order to solve those problems, the RPV Model included both qualitative and accounting information with excellent results. So, the Earning Power Theory –upon which the RPV is based– could cause problems of specification and structure in the model. Empirical results not only verify those suspicions, but they made a stronger model possible by introducing to the equation ERC values adjusted to the risk.

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A Lesson to Learn From Developed Countries: The Case of State Branching Deregulation in the Us

Cited by 2 publications

References 35 publications

The Real Effects of Bank Branch Deregulation at Various Stages of Economic Development: The European Experience

The Real Effects of Bank Branch Deregulation at Various Stages of Economic Development: The European Experience

Falibilidad del método rough set en la conformación de modelos índice de riesgo dinámico en la predicción del fracaso empresarial

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