Add to ORKGThomas A. Ulrich is Professor of Financial Administration at Shippensburg State College. Stephen A. Mathis is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Shippensburg State College
This paper empirically explores the impact of bank size, holding company affiliation and the degree ...
We study the effects of structural changes in banking markets on the supply of credit to small busin...
We try to identify which small businesses are most “debt sensitive, ” or most likely to be affected ...
In this study, we use firm-level data from the 1993 National Survey of Small Business Finances to te...
Small banks are a major source of credit for small businesses. As banking consolidation continues, w...
This paper investigates the recent developments in the banking industry that are impacting small bus...
In the 1950s Gurley and Shaw (1955) began emphasizing the role of intermediaries in the credit suppl...
This study is directed towards the effects of bank lending, delinquencies, and other economic shocks...
In theory commercial banks exist to resolve asymmetric information problems in credit markets. Becau...
The extant research on the impact of bank structure on bank service to local communities suggests th...
This paper examines how bank competition affects the amount of credit provided to small businesses u...
One of the most important roles commercial banks perform is to lend to small businesses. Such lendin...
This study uses 2007 data from more than 1,200 banking institutions to examine the relationships amo...
Characteristics of banks that serve small business are studied within the scope of formal studies th...
This paper examines how banking market concentration affects small businesses finance. Using the Sur...
This paper empirically explores the impact of bank size, holding company affiliation and the degree ...
We study the effects of structural changes in banking markets on the supply of credit to small busin...
We try to identify which small businesses are most “debt sensitive, ” or most likely to be affected ...
In this study, we use firm-level data from the 1993 National Survey of Small Business Finances to te...
Small banks are a major source of credit for small businesses. As banking consolidation continues, w...
This paper investigates the recent developments in the banking industry that are impacting small bus...
In the 1950s Gurley and Shaw (1955) began emphasizing the role of intermediaries in the credit suppl...
This study is directed towards the effects of bank lending, delinquencies, and other economic shocks...
In theory commercial banks exist to resolve asymmetric information problems in credit markets. Becau...
The extant research on the impact of bank structure on bank service to local communities suggests th...
This paper examines how bank competition affects the amount of credit provided to small businesses u...
One of the most important roles commercial banks perform is to lend to small businesses. Such lendin...
This study uses 2007 data from more than 1,200 banking institutions to examine the relationships amo...
Characteristics of banks that serve small business are studied within the scope of formal studies th...
This paper examines how banking market concentration affects small businesses finance. Using the Sur...
This paper empirically explores the impact of bank size, holding company affiliation and the degree ...
We study the effects of structural changes in banking markets on the supply of credit to small busin...
We try to identify which small businesses are most “debt sensitive, ” or most likely to be affected ...