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The bidirectional relationship between capital adequacy and net interest margin in Indonesian banks: The mediating roles of loan growth and market power

Journal article published 2026-09-22 examines the bidirectional relationship between capital adequacy and net interest margin in Indonesian banks and the mediating roles of loan growth and market power. The supplied metadata lists only publisher and content type and provides no methodological or results details.

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