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The crisis problem is one of the dominant macroeconomic features of our age. Its prominence suggests questions like the following: Are crises growing ...
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Europe’s financial structure has become strongly bank-based–far more so than in other economies. We document that an increase in the size of the banking system relative to equity and private bond mark...
