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Another look at scale economies at large commercial banks

McNulty, James E. - In: American business review 18 (2000) 2, pp. 96-104

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The long-run demand for housing, the housing glut, and the implications for the financial crisis

McNulty, James E. - In: Business economics : the journal of the National … 44 (2009) 4, pp. 206-215

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Do small banks have an advantage in lending? : An examination of risk-adjusted yields on business loans at large and small banks

Carter, David A.; McNulty, James E.; Verbrugge, James A. - In: Journal of financial services research : JFSR 25 (2004) 2/3, pp. 233-252

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Comment on Carter, McNulty, and Verbrugge

Wall, Larry D. - In: Journal of financial services research : JFSR 25 (2004) 2/3, pp. 253-258

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How does transparency affect bank financial performance?

Akhigbe, Aigbe; McNulty, James E.; Stevenson, Bradley A. - In: International review of financial analysis 29 (2013), pp. 24-30

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Additional evidence on transparency and bank financial performance

Akhigbe, Aigbe; McNulty, James E.; Stevenson, Bradley A. - In: Review of financial economics : RFE 32 (2017), pp. 1-6

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Interest rate spreads and banking system efficiency : general considerations with an application to the transition economies of Central and Eastern Europe

Agapova, Anna; McNulty, James E. - In: International review of financial analysis 47 (2016), pp. 154-165

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Interest Rate Spreads and Banking System Efficiency : General Considerations with an Application to the Transition Economies of Central and Eastern Europe

Agapova, Anna - 2017

Low spreads between loan rates and deposit rates are indicative of a more efficient financial system. We argue that spreads are better cross country measures of banking system efficiency than the net interest margins used in previous studies. We present theoretical and empirical evidence that...

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