Consolidation & Deregulation Effect on Bank Sector Competition

The gains from an industrial competitive markets includes higher product/service quality, stable and lower prices. However, the extent of competition dependent on the number of operating firms in the industry and governing reforms and regulations; susceptible by Consolidation and Deregulatory measures. Given a scenario where both operates; one reducing the number of operating firms on a justification for stronger units and the other intended to liberalize and enhance competition, what impact do these have on the level of competition? Is firm number over-rated in the context of market competition? This Book delves into investigating these issues by considering both consolidation and deregulation impacts on the level of competition in a banking industry.

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Donald and Iyewumi are both passionate researchers and scholar of Economics, seeking systematic resolves into socioeconomic problems facing Africa and the Globe, through credible research and analysis. Both on their third books and counting journals, arouse interest and suspicions into economic and financial problems.