The Too-Big-To-Fail Policy Is a Policy Under Which Bank Regulators

question 58

Multiple Choice

The too-big-to-fail policy is a policy under which bank regulators will not close a bank that is deemed to

• A)have enough reserves to meet the cash requirements of its customers.
• B)have a history of low default risk on debt issue.
• C)be so large that its closure would affect the financial system and cause other banks to fail.
• D)be larger than the Federal Reserve System.

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