Two Policies That Are Intended to Make the Financial System

question 34

Multiple Choice

Two policies that are intended to make the financial system more stable by restricting the size of financial institutions are:

• A) to offer cheaper loans to large financial institutions and to make larger capital injections available for larger banks.
• B) to lower the cost of deposit insurance for large banks and to provide incentives for large banks to make speculative investments.
• C) to restrict mergers among large banks and to require higher capital requirements for large banks.
• D) to allow large banks to be more highly leveraged and to increase deposit insurance coverage for depositors at large banks.

Understand the conditions under which a variable interest entity must be consolidated.

Grasp the implications of the temporal method on foreign translation gains and losses.

Comprehend the difference in goodwill recognition under different accounting methods.

Learn how monetary assets from foreign currency transactions are reported.

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