Small-Business Lending Languishes as Community Banking Weakens

Kelsey Reichow

Economic Letter, 2017, vol. 12, issue 3, 4 pages

Abstract: Community banks are key providers of loans to small businesses, which are important contributors to the local economy and international trade. While regulatory burden on small banks and its impact on lending has received attention, it is difficult to isolate the most significant driver of sluggish small-business lending.

Date: 2017
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