The Evolution and the Effects of Bank Lending and Arrears in Romania
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Abstract
During the early stages of the economic crisis that hit Romania, significant imbalances occurred in all industries. Its effects had a more dramatic impact in the banking system; especially concerning bank lending which was not only adversely affected by the crisis but it was the crisis itself. In this regard, we conducted an analysis of the credit system in Romania, the implications of non-performing loans on bank performance.
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| Authors | VIRLANUTA, Florina Oana;NECHITA, Daniela; |
| Journal | annals of dunarea de jos university fascicle i : economics and applied informatics |
| Year | 2014 |
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