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NETTING, FINANCIAL CONTRACTS, AND BANKS: THE ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS

Published:2003 Issue: Volume: Page:303-334
ISSN:1052-7788
Container-title:Market Discipline in Banking: Theory and Evidence
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Author:

Bergman William J,Bliss Robert R,Johnson Christian A,Kaufman George G

Publisher

Elsevier

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