In 1998, in Order to Avoid Contagion, the Fed

question 66

Multiple Choice

In 1998, in order to avoid contagion, the Fed

• A)expanded the deposit insurance system.
• B)made substantial loans to three of the top ten U.S. banks.
• C)brought together the creditors of Long-Term Capital Management.
• D)raised interest rates.

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