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Kuznets' inverted-U hypothesis implies that economic growth worsens income inequality first and improves it later at a higher stage of economic development. In addition to economic growth, other factors such as population growth, resource endowment, price instability, openness, currency...
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To date, no empirical account exists that explains the entry of Black-owned Commercial Banks (BCBs). This study reports an analysis based on a cross-section of banking markets in which entry is treated as a discrete variable with a Poisson distribution. Estimation of a Poisson probability model...
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