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Bank Forward Lending: A Note

The Journal of Finance, 1983
increase in the bank's borrowing cost, similarly leads to reduced commitment sales and expected bank lending. A stochastic increase in customer takedowns is found to have an ambiguous effect on the bank's commitment decision. The force of these results is limited because all bank lending is assumed to be done via loan commitments.
Ricart I Costa, Joan E   +1 more
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The Demand for Large Bank Notes

Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, 1992
IN MANY COUNTRIES the high share of the largest bank note denomination in the total currency circulation contrasts sharply with its limited use in payment transfers. This somewhat puzzling phenomenon has been discussed more than once for the U.S. $100 bill, which has a value share of nearly 50 percent (see Anderson 1977; Kimball 1981; Porter and Bayer ...
Boeschoten, Willem C, Fase, Martin M G
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Bank Employment in the World's Largest Banks: An Update: Note

Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, 1984
In this paper we replicate two studies published in this journal twelve and thirteen years ago (Short 1971 and Kaufman 1970). The results indicate that there may indeed have been substantial gains in labor productivity among the world's largest banks over the period 1967-79.
Choi, Sang-Rim, Tschoegl, Adrian E
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Bank notes

Proceedings of the 2007 ACM symposium on Document engineering, 2007
Most people handle bank notes every day without giving them a thought, let alone pondering their complexity. Yet every aspect of a bank note is highly engineered to serve its purpose. Every facet of the bank note's existence, from the materials that comprise them to the equipment that produces them, from the machines that handle them to the shredders ...
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The National Banking System: The National Bank Note Puzzle

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2007
The era of the National Banking System (1863-1913) has been a puzzling one for monetary theorists and economic historians for well over a century. The puzzles associated with this period take various forms. Despite calculations of high profit rates on note issue for certain periods of the era, national banks never fully utilized their note-issuing ...
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Two Notes on the Uniqueness of Commercial Banks

The Journal of Finance, 1970
THERE NOW EXISTS a substantial literature on the issue of whether commercial banks are in any important sense different from other financial intermediaries. The controversy was initiated by Gurley and Shaw (1955, 1960) when they stressed the similarities, as opposed to the differences, between banks and nonbank intermediaries.' This "new view" of ...
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Bank-Notes

2020
Robert E. Wright, Richard Sylla
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Corporate identity, company law and currency: a survey of community images on English bank notes

Management and Organizational History, 2022
Victoria Barnes, Lucy Newton
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Mini-(bank)-notes

ACM SIGMINI Newsletter, 1975
This column is dedicated to inexpensive computing. In it, I hope to explore ways in which a person, company or institution can get the most bang (and bits) per buck.
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