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Determinants of interest rate spreads in Kenya
Numerous variables exogenous to the operations of commercial banks have been touted in academic literature to be impmtant factors causing the typically high interest rate spreads in developing countries. Using data for Kenyan banking sector, this paper uses Generalized Method of Moments (GMM) teclmi
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