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Financial intermediation : what is it and why does it occur?

Scholtens, Bert - 1991

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The orientation of the financial system : alternative approaches and the case of the European Monetary Union

Scholtens, Bert - In: Economics and politics of Europe, (pp. 165-182). 2008

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The orientation of the financial system : alternative approaches and the case of the European Monetary Union

Scholtens, Bert - 2009

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The orientation of the financial system : alternative approaches and the case of the European monetary union

Scholtens, Bert - In: International business and finance issues, (pp. 305-322). 2007

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Geld, financie͏̈le markten en financie͏̈le instellingen

Ewijk, Casper van; Scholtens, Bert - 1999 - 2. dr.

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Geld, financie͏̈le markten en financie͏̈le instellingen

Ewijk, Casper van; Scholtens, Bert - 1996

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Financial development, inflation uncertainty and growth volatility

Lensink, Robert; Scholtens, Bert - In: Transparency governance and markets, (pp. 95-112). 2006

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Chapter 11 Price limits in Asia-Pacific financial markets: The case of the Shanghai stock exchange

Scholtens, Bert; Yao, Liu - In: Asia-Pacific financial markets : integration, …, (pp. 229-244). 2007

Several Asia-Pacific financial markets impose price limits to reduce excessive fluctuations. We examine stock price behavior following daily limit moves on the Shanghai Stock Exchange for 200 firms in the period 1997–2004. We find weak evidence for the occurrence of overreaction on the...

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