The effect of capital ratio on lending, Do loan-loss provisioning practices matter?

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Hauptverfasser: Olszak, Małgorzata (VerfasserIn), Chodnicka - Jaworska, Patrycja (VerfasserIn), Kowalska, Iwona (VerfasserIn), Świtała, Filip (VerfasserIn)
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The effect of capital ratio on lending, Do loan-loss provisioning practices matter?
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The effect of capital ratio on lending, Do loan-loss provisioning practices matter?
Business Economy / Management
title The effect of capital ratio on lending, Do loan-loss provisioning practices matter?
title_auth The effect of capital ratio on lending, Do loan-loss provisioning practices matter?
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