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James R. Barth2004

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BANK SUPERVISION AND REGULATION: WHAT WORKS BEST?

James R. Barth · Patrick Honohan · Ross Eric Levine

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Banking stability, regulation, efficiency Regulation and Compliance Studies Global Financial Regulation and Crises

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