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Institutions and Bank Behavior
This paper explores how the legal environment affects bank behavior in 20 transition economies. Based on a newly constructed data set we find that banks’ loan portfolio composition depends on the legal environment. If banks operate in a well-functioning legal environment they lend relatively more
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