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Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1997

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Hans Joachim Wilke,Michael Fortmanns fund their activities mainly with deposits that invariably carry fixed nominal, and negative real interest rates. They use these funds to finance government directed credits or a selection of traditional activities at lending rates that tend to be higher than the inflation rate.. Banks in represse

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Wilfried Zorn,Gerhard Marks,Werner Bergmannting to expand or modernize; the second is to accommodate the capital funding needs of these firms through a method other than overdraft financing. In repressed financial markets, banks extended overdraft facilities to their business customers. These facilities were used to finance inventories, plan

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Stefan Selke,Oliver Neun,Heinz Budeile interest rates that accompanied deregulation have caused firms with excess balances to demand effective cash management services, and required banks to price their loans to reflect the risk inherent in these loans, the shareholders’ demand for a competitive return on equity, and the increased co

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