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Working Paper
Measurement and efficiency issues in commercial banking
Working Paper
Scope economies: fixed costs, complementarity, and functional form
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 composite form is shown to yield stable SCOPE results both at the usual point of evaluation and for points associated with quasi-specialized production (QSCOPE). Unstable results are obtained for the other forms. Scope economies are shown to exist for large U.S. banks in 1988 and to depend on the number ...
Journal Article
Intraday credit: risk, value, and pricing
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Discussion Paper
Bank use of downstreamed commercial paper
Discussion Paper
Determinants of commercial bank liability structure, 1970-75
Discussion Paper
Returns to scale in Federal Reserve check processing operations
Journal Article
Delivering deposit services: ATMs versus branches
Discussion Paper
Economies of scale and scope in banking