Banking and regional inequality in Brazil: an empirical note

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Autor(a) principal: Resende,Marcos Lima Marcelo
Data de Publicação: 2008
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Revista de Economia Política
Texto Completo: http://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0101-31572008000400008
Resumo: The paper investigates a neglected aspect of regional inequality in Brazil, namely regional inequalities related to financial flows. A synthetic regional financial inequality index is proposed and calculated in a semester basis over the 02-1994/02-2000 period. The inequality measure attempts to capture to what extent deposits in a given state translate into credit operations in that locality. Two main results emerge. First, non-negligible inequality patterns emerge when one considers the segment of private banks and those are consistent with an important proportion of states with a predominantly exporting pattern, for which deposits surpasses loans in that locality. Second, if one focus on the segment of public banks, an opposite pattern appears, that is consistent with decision patterns that might have, in part, a regional development motivation.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Banking and regional inequality in Brazil: an empirical note
title Banking and regional inequality in Brazil: an empirical note
spellingShingle Banking and regional inequality in Brazil: an empirical note
Resende,Marcos Lima Marcelo
banking
regional inequality
title_short Banking and regional inequality in Brazil: an empirical note
title_full Banking and regional inequality in Brazil: an empirical note
title_fullStr Banking and regional inequality in Brazil: an empirical note
title_full_unstemmed Banking and regional inequality in Brazil: an empirical note
title_sort Banking and regional inequality in Brazil: an empirical note
author Resende,Marcos Lima Marcelo
author_facet Resende,Marcos Lima Marcelo
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dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv banking
regional inequality
topic banking
regional inequality
description The paper investigates a neglected aspect of regional inequality in Brazil, namely regional inequalities related to financial flows. A synthetic regional financial inequality index is proposed and calculated in a semester basis over the 02-1994/02-2000 period. The inequality measure attempts to capture to what extent deposits in a given state translate into credit operations in that locality. Two main results emerge. First, non-negligible inequality patterns emerge when one considers the segment of private banks and those are consistent with an important proportion of states with a predominantly exporting pattern, for which deposits surpasses loans in that locality. Second, if one focus on the segment of public banks, an opposite pattern appears, that is consistent with decision patterns that might have, in part, a regional development motivation.
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