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The Effects of Dynamic Changes in Bank Competition on the Supply of Small Business Credit
We study the effects of structural changes in banking markets on the supply of credit to small businesses. Specifically, we examine whether bank mergers and acquisitions (M&As) and entry have "external" effects on small business loans by other banks in the same local markets. The results suggest mod
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