Assessing the competition in Angola’s banking industry
Carlos Pestana Barros, Zorro Mendes
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Carlos Pestana Barros, Zorro Mendes
Abstract
This article analyses the level of competition in Angola’s banking industry using the Panzar–Rosse model with data from 2005 to 2014. Competition is a vital aspect of the banking market and therefore it is central to policy-making. The results reveal that Angola banking competition is monopolist and therefore lower competition is found in Angola banks. Policy implication is derived.
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This article analyses the level of competition in Angola’s banking industry using the Panzar–Rosse model with data from 2005 to 2014. Competition is a vital aspect of the banking market and therefore it is central to policy-making. The results reveal that Angola banking competition is monopolist and therefore lower competition is found in Angola banks. Policy implication is derived.
Key concepts: Competition (biology), Banking industry, Foundation (evidence), Competition policy, Economics, Industrial organization, Business, International economics