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ArticleJust how big is the too-big-to-fail problem?

James R. Barth2012

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Just how big is the too-big-to-fail problem?

James R. Barth · Apanard Penny Prabha · Phillip L. Swagel

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Banking stability, regulation, efficiency Global Financial Regulation and Crises finance, banking, and market dynamics

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Year2012

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Published2012-08-15

VenueJournal of Banking Regulation

ISSN-L1745-6452

Languageen

Citations41

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ShelfBanking stability, regulation, efficiency

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