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Why are there so many banking crises? : the politics and policy of bank regulation / Jean-Charles Rochet

By: Rochet, Jean-CharlesPublication details: Princeton University Press 2008Subject(s): Bank failures - Government policy | Bank and banking - State supervision | Lenders of last resortLOC classification: HG1725 | Roc

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