Mobilizing Money: How the World's Richest Nations Financed Industrial Growth

Caroline Fohlin

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Historical Economic and Social Studies Banking stability, regulation, efficiency Corporate Finance and Governance

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1. Introduction 2. Development of banking and corporate financial systems 3. Organization and performance of early commercial banking systems 4. Corporate governance and bank-firm relationships 5. Corporate finance and the role of bank relationships 6. Classifying financial systems 7. Determinants of financial system design 8. Long-run consequences of financial system design 9. Conclusion.

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