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Spatial Competition. Empirical Evidence from Small-scale Banking

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  • Franz R. Hahn

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    Stylised facts suggest that there is some "spatial structure" in the dynamics of cross-border lending of Austrian regional banks that seems to be closely related to the eastward enlargement of the European Union. This short paper provides evidence that a stark space-related dependency of competition has been at work governing the cross-border lending behaviour of the Austrian regional banks since 1995.

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    Paper provided by WIFO in its series WIFO Working Papers with number 418.

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    Length: 13 pages
    Date of creation: 10 Jan 2012
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    Handle: RePEc:wfo:wpaper:y:2012:i:418

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    Keywords: spatial econometric analysis; cross-border bank lending; institutions;

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