What is bank insolvancy?
Bank insolvancy is when bank capital falls below a prescribed level. It is important to note that banks can be insolvant yet still have the ability to satisfy withdrawal requests from depositors.
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What do automatic stabilizers attempt to stabilize?
A) long-run aggregate supply B) exports C) imports D) aggregate demand
Which of the following is not correct?
a. China allows only one child per family and couples that violate this rule are subject to substantial fines. b. In developed countries, population growth is consistently about 3 percent per year; in developing countries it is consistently about 5 percent per year. c. Educational attainment tends to be lowest in countries with the highest population growth. d. Economists generally believe that a country that decreases a high population growth rate can increase its economic growth rate.
Which of the following caused the supply curve for HD televisions to shift to the right?
a. the falling prices of component parts b. the increasing prices of shipping parts c. old, outdated factories d. lack of technological advances
Which of the following is a bank asset?
A. CDs B. Demand deposits C. Mortgage loans D. Borrowings from other banks