2.1. Evaluation of treatment effects

2.2. Effects and efficiency of banking regulation

3.1. Bank for International Settlements (BIS) approach

3.1.2. Fixed effects model for panel data

3.2. Robustness checks

3.2.2. Capturing the asymmetric effects

3.2.3. Calculations based on quarterly data and considering bank mergers

3.2.4. Replacing the capital ratio with capital buffer

3.2.5. Endogenous treatment effects

3.3. Forecasting the measures’ effects at the level of the banking system

4.1. Lending dynamics and macroeconomic indicators

4.2. Bank indicators

4.3. Measures of the Bank of Russia

4.3.1. Adjustment for limited information for 2014

4.3.2. Methods of gauging measures

4.4. Russian Government supportive measures

4.4.1. Direct accounting

4.4.2. Indirect accounting

4.4.3. Synergy effect of easing measures of the Bank of Russia and the Russian Government

4.5. Outliers’ exclusion

5.1. Visual analysis of the data

5.2. Endogenous treatment effects

5.2.1. Factors influencing the non-random selection of measures

5.2.2. Quantitative estimates of endogenous effects

5.3. Quantitative effects

5.3.2. Multiplicative effect of the Bank of Russia easing measures

5.3.3. Russian Government supportive measures

5.3.4. Synergy effect of the Bank of Russia and the Government of Russia measures