Abstract
ABSTRACT This paper explores the link between income inequality and banking crises, when inequality is affected by fiscal policy. Using a two-stage probit least squares method and a panel of 21 countries, spanning the period 1971–2017, the findings indicate that inequality impacts the probability of banking crises through budget deficits, followed by government expenses.
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