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finance-growth nexus, rolling regression, robustness, cross-country growth
Bank efficiency, bank privatization, strategic foreign owner, transition countries
economic growth, institutions, financial markets, China
Institutional Development, Financial Deepening, Political Pluralism,, Economic Growth
transition banking, bank privatization, foreign banks, bank regulation, credit growth
monetary policy, racial inequality, income distribution, wealth distribution, wealth effects
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capital regulation, credit crunch, financial crisis, pro-cyclicality
capital regulation, credit crunch, financial crisis
Bretton Woods, exchange rate regimes, IMF, current account
banking risk, default probability, credit risk, transition banking
bank lending, bank loan portfolio, law and finance, collateral
law and finance, bank lending, loan portfolio, collateral
capital markets, financial sector, privatization, transition economies
syndicated loans, financial market development, foreign banking
Financial development, Economic growth, Inflation, Financial repression, Cross-country regression
U.S. monetary policy, operating targets, Fed funds targets
Banking, bank crises, transition economies
institutions, China, stock price synchronicity
exchange rate pass-through, inflation, exchange rate regime, transition countries
Transition, inflation, exchange rate regime, Poland, Romania, Estonia, Russia
finance-growth nexus, Atlantic economies, financial deepening, financial crisis
Beige Book, Tone
Central bank, lender of last resort, systemic risk, monetary policy
savings rate, flow of funds, wealth effects, financial instability, global imbalances, current account deficit
Banking Crisis, Credit Booms, crisis prediction, macroprudential policy
