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Determinants of Commercial Bank Growth

Susan Schmidt Bies

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The strength of the local economy and prevailing legal restrictions have an important influence on the growth of commercial banks. This article relates these factors to time growth of the largest commercial banks in the Eighth Federal Reserve District.

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The strength of the local economy and prevailing legal restrictions have an important influence on the growth of commercial banks. This article relates these factors to time growth of the largest commercial banks in the Eighth Federal Reserve District.

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The strength of the local economy and prevailing legal restrictions have an important influence on the growth of commercial banks. This article relates these factors to time growth of the largest commercial banks in the Eighth Federal Reserve District.

Key concepts: Financial system, Business, Economics, Monetary economics

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