We present new cross‐country evidence that reveals that during 1995–2007, government ownership of banks has been robustly associated with higher long‐run growth rates. We also show that previous results suggesting that government ownership of banks is associated with lower long‐run growth rates are not robust to conditioning on more ‘fundamental’ determinants of economic growth.
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