Measuring Banking Efficiency in the Pre- and Post-Liberalization Environment: Evidence from the Turkish Banking System

Murat Tarimcilar

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Banking stability, regulation, efficiency Efficiency Analysis Using DEA Banking Sector Performance and Management

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Banking efficiency in Turkey was expected to improve after liberalization. Instead, it declined, perhaps because of increasing macroeconomic instability

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