1988
DOI: 10.2307/1992110
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Branch Banking and Service Accessibility

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“…However, everything else being equal, state-owned banks are not successful in attracting deposits compared to their private peers. In line with Evanoff (1988), we find that banks with higher numbers of branches have an advantage in the acquisition and servicing of both deposits and credits.…”
supporting
confidence: 82%
“…However, everything else being equal, state-owned banks are not successful in attracting deposits compared to their private peers. In line with Evanoff (1988), we find that banks with higher numbers of branches have an advantage in the acquisition and servicing of both deposits and credits.…”
supporting
confidence: 82%
“…Banks located in limited branching states were excluded to emphasize the polar entry conditions. However, banks in these areas have also been shown to behave oddly at times as a result of their restrictions (Evanoff, 1988). While this may be expected to alter the S-C-P relationship in these markets, additional analysis including unit banks located in these areas resulted in similar findings_ Similar results were also generated using data subsamples and using a broader sample including branch banks which received 80 percent of total bank deposits in the local market.…”
Section: Notesmentioning
confidence: 59%
“…Also, given county area, more banks imply that on average any potential borrower or saver is closer to a bank, making it easier for them to borrow or deposit in the bank. So our proxy for credit availability, through much of the paper, will be the log number of banks in a county, or the number of banks scaled by either land area or population within a county (see, for example, Evanoff (1988) for prior use of such measures in the literature).…”
Section: Credit Availabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%