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Fighting climate change can improve our diets and physical health. It's not too late to adopt smarter policy
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Large cross-border banking groups dominate the global banking landscape. This column shows that supervisory cooperation can result in regulatory arbitrage by these global banking groups, shifting risky activities into third-country subsidiaries not covered by cooperation. The findings suggest that supervisory cooperation agreements can have negative externalities on third
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