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Adrian Ioan POP2009

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Requiem for market discipline and the specter of TBTF in Japanese banking

Adrian Ioan POP · Diana Pop

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Year2009

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Published2009-08-16

VenueThe Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance

ISSN-L1062-9769

Languageen

Citations38

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ShelfBanking stability, regulation, efficiency

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