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The relationship between trade credit, bank credit and financial structure : from firm-level non-linearities to financial development heterogeneity. A study on MENA firm-level data

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Table 1. Descriptive Statistics
Table 3. Credit access, financial structure and the probability of having trade credit
Table 4. Credit access, financial structure and the volume of trade credit
Table 5. Credit access, financial structure and the volume of trade credit : endogeneity issues
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