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ArticleWhy Do Payday Lenders Enter Local Markets? Evidence from Oregon

H. Evren Damar2008

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Why Do Payday Lenders Enter Local Markets? Evidence from Oregon

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1992Estimation of a Model of Entry in the Airline Industry 2008DISTANCE, BANK HETEROGENEITY AND ENTRY IN LOCAL BANKING MARKETS*1987Do Entry Conditions Vary across Markets?2007Payday Lending 2003Payday Lending: A Business Model that Encourages Chronic Borrowing 2007Entry into Banking Markets and the Early‐Mover Advantage 2008A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF PAYDAY LOAN CUSTOMERS 2008Do Payday Loans Cause Bankruptcy?

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Year2008

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Published2008-11-04

VenueReview of Industrial Organization

ISSN-L0889-938X

Languageen

Citations51

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ShelfBanking stability, regulation, efficiency

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