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The impact of financial liberalisation on the efficiency of Malaysian banks: an empirical analysis using frontier measurements

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Figure  ‎ 1.1 Structure of the Thesis
Figure  ‎ 2.1 Information Flow of Chapter 2
Figure  ‎ 2.2 Productivity and Technical Efficiency: A Single Input and a Single Output
Figure  ‎ 2.3 Structure-Conduct-Performance Paradigm
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