The effect of the banking systems of the Arctic Council countries on their economic development
Abstract The paper studied the empirical link between a range of indicators of banking system development and economic growth of the countries of the Arctic Council. The countries which had the Arctic territory were taken as a range: Russia, Canada, Norway, USA, Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Iceland. Th...
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