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Bank payout policy, regulation, and politics
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Bank Holding Company Dividends and Repurchases during the Financial Crisis
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Payout Restrictions and Bank Risk-Shifting
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Political Influence, Bank Capital, and Credit Allocation
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Corporate dividend policy
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Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System
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