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Economic Commentary

Competition Between Thrift Institutions and Banks in Ohio

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Technological, regulatory, and economic changes each have contributed to more intense competition between thrift institutions and commercial banks. During the past decade, thrift institutions have increasingly expanded their services, and in particular they have become more involved with third-party payment services. Today, credit unions (CUs) are providing share drafts, while savings and loan associations (S&Ls) are offering negotiable order of withdrawal (NOW) accounts in several states

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Watro, Paul R. 1980. “Competition Between Thrift Institutions and Banks in Ohio.” Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, Economic Commentary 7/14/1980.

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