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Foreign competition in U.S. banking markets

Herbert L. Baer

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Foreign penetration of U.S. wholesale banking already exceeds that of most other industry groups; unless market capitalization ratios for U.S. banks go up?or down for foreign banks?this trend is likely to continue.

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Foreign penetration of U.S. wholesale banking already exceeds that of most other industry groups; unless market capitalization ratios for U.S. banks go up?or down for foreign banks?this trend is likely to continue.

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Foreign penetration of U.S. wholesale banking already exceeds that of most other industry groups; unless market capitalization ratios for U.S. banks go up?or down for foreign banks?this trend is likely to continue.

Key concepts: Capitalization, Business, Competition (biology), Financial system, Banking industry, Retail banking, Monetary economics, Market capitalization

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