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Data for "Derivatives use and the risk-taking behaviour of African banks"

Domain:

socioeconomic
Creator:
Nguema Bekale, AudreyAlagidede,  Imhotep PaulOdei-Mensah, Jones
Publisher:
Zenodo
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This file contains the data supporting the findings of our study, Derivatives use and the risk-taking behaviour of African banks, including that generated by transforming original variables before performing relevant data analyses, which was submitted for publication in the Journal of International Development.

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