Why Were Banking Panics and Failures Largely Eliminated After 1933

question 12

Multiple Choice

Why were banking panics and failures largely eliminated after 1933?

• A) There were fewer recessions.
• B) There was more government spending.
• C) All U.S.currency began to be backed by gold.
• D) Congress created deposit insurance.
• E) The banking sector became less important as the US became a more trade-oriented economy.

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Definitions:

Organizational Climate

The collective perceptions and attitudes of employees about their work environment, which can influence motivation, job satisfaction, and performance.

Financial Capital

Resources in the form of money or other assets owned by a person or organization that are available for investment or spending.

Transformational Leadership

A leadership style that seeks to inspire and motivate employees to innovate and create change that will help grow and shape the future success of the company.

Eagley

Likely refers to Alice Eagley, a psychologist known for her research on gender roles, social psychology, and leadership.