In a Banking Crisis, Banks Usually

question 115

Multiple Choice

In a banking crisis, banks usually:

• A)see an increase in the value of their assets.
• B)lend out all of their excess reserves.
• C)hold more excess reserves than usual.
• D)offer discounts to customers to give them the incentive to borrow money.

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