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Realizing the gains from electronic payments : costs, pricing, and payment choice

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Scope Economies : Fixed Costs, Complementarity, and Functional Form

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Bank scope economies have been derived from either the standard or generalized (Box-Cox) multiproduct translog (or other logarithmic) functional form. Reported results have ranged from strong economies to diseconomies and are far from conclusive. The problem is functional form. An alternative...

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