European Banking : Efficiency, Technology and Growth

John A. Goddard · Philip Molyneux · John O. S. Wilson

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Banking stability, regulation, efficiency Efficiency Analysis Using DEA Banking Systems and Strategies

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Acknowledgements. List of Tables. List of Figures. Introduction. Current Developments in European Banking. The Economics of Industry Structure. Market Structure and the Growth and Performance of Banks. Efficiency in European Banking. Technological Change in European Banking. The Law of Proportionate Effect: Previous Empirical Research. Stochastic Models of the Growth of Banks. Empirical Tests of the Law of Proportionate Effect for European Banking. References. Index.

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