A Collateral Shock Refers to a Reduction In

question 185

Multiple Choice

A collateral shock refers to a reduction in:

• A) the value of collateral so that borrowing becomes more difficult.
• B) collateral requirements so that borrowing becomes easier.
• C) interest rates so that it is less costly to borrow.
• D) the effect of a negative shock on the damage of businesses.

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