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Do banks propagate debt market shocks?
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Journal of Financial Economic Policy
Journal of Financial Economic Policy (2014) 6 (3): 270–310.
Published: 29 July 2014
... at: galina.b.hale@sf.frb.org © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2014 Banks Debt Credit Bank subordinate debt Bond spreads Lending channel Loan spreads E51, G21, G32 In recent years, banks have been increasingly relying on the bond market to finance their business. At the end of 1988...
