The Demise of Regulation Q Differentials: Competition for Household Savings Between Commercial Banks and Savings and Loan Associates

Authors

• William S. Rawson, The University of South Carolina
• F. Jerry Ingram, The University of South Carolina

Abstract

William S. Rawson is an Assistant Professor of Economics and F. Jerry Ingram is an Assistant Professor of Real Estate at The University of South Carolina.

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Rawson, William S. and Ingram, F. Jerry (1980) "The Demise of Regulation Q Differentials: Competition for Household Savings Between Commercial Banks and Savings and Loan Associates," Southern Business Review (Archived): Vol. 6: Iss. 2, Article 6.
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