The impact of institutional change in the financial services industry on capital markets in rural Virginia

Markley, D.M.

The impact of institutional change in the financial services industry on capital markets in rural Virginia

1984

Markley, D.M.

Extract: This paper focuses on one public policy, financial market deregulation, to provide the basis for (a) applying Davis and North's theory of institutional innovation, (b) analyzing the impact that institutional change in financial markets might have on rural capital markets in Virginia, and (c) suggesting several extensions of the theory.

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banks capital market decision making economic analysis financial institutions industry institutions new technology rural areas services technology virginia

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American journal of agricultural economics

Volume 66 Issue 5 Pagination 686 - 693 ISSN 0002-9092

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Profits and margins; Economics of scale; Laws and regulations; Performance; Substitutes; Changes; Deregulation; Regional policy

Language

English

Note

This paper was presented at the "annual meeting at the american agricultural economics association," held aug. 5/8, 1984, ithaca, n.y.

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The impact of institutional change in the financial services industry on capital markets in rural Virginia

1984

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