Over the past several years, substantial research effort has gone
into measuring the efficiency of financial institutions. Many
studies have found that inefficiencies are quite large, on the
order of 20 percent or more of total banking industry costs and
about half of the industry's potential profits. There is no
consensus on the sources of the differences in measured efficiency.
This paper examines several possible sources, including differences
in efficiency concept, measurement method, and a number of bank,
market, and regulatory characteristics. We review the extant
literature and provide new evidence using data on U.S. banks over
the period 1990-95.
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