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Cite this article
Sun,H. (2023). Comparative Analysis and Influencing Factors of Comprehensive Competitiveness of Urban Commercial Bank in Jiangsu and Zhejiang Areas. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,22,83-87.
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References
[1]. Shuo Li, Xiaohui Hou. Liquidity risk, credit risk and liquidity creation of commercial banks [J]. Economic Survey, 37(4):168-176 (2020).
[2]. Shengchang Yang. Credit risk supervision of Chinese commercial banks from the perspective of Provision coverage [J]. Exploration of economic problems, (1):113-116 (2012).
[3]. Biao Shi. Economic policy uncertainty, real estate financialization and non-performing loan ratio of commercial banks [J]. Exploration of financial theory, (6):56-68 (2022).
[4]. Houkuan Wu. The effects of economic policy uncertainty and government intervention on banks' risk-taking levels [J]. Friends of accounting, (2):73-76 (2012).
[5]. Xin Yuan, Li Zhuan. The effects of economic policy uncertainty and government intervention on banks' risk-taking levels [J]. Journal of Science of Teachers’ College and University, 41(5):21-26 (2021).
[6]. Danlu Bu, Chen He, Caihong Wen. Foreign ownership and corporate Social responsibility performance [J]. Foreign ownership and corporate Social responsibility performance, (2):86-101 (2021).