The National Banking Acts of 1863 and 1864 attempted to make the national banking system seem stronger than the state banking system by all of the following EXCEPT:
(a) Imposing legal reserve requirements on national banks
(b) Providing depository insurance
(c) Linking the capital requirements of national banks to the size of
the cities in which they were located
(d) Making national bank notes legal tender
(b)
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American households spend about ____ of the average family budget on services, with the rest spent on goods.
A. one-half B. two-thirds C. one-quarter D. one-tenth
The ________ rate is the rate at which one currency can be traded for another
A) explicit exchange B) nominal exchange C) expected exchange D) real exchange
The following is not a threat to external validity:
A) the experimental sample is not representative of the population of interest. B) the treatment being studied is not representative of the treatment that would be implemented more broadly. C) experimental participants are volunteers. D) partial compliance with the treatment protocol.
Refer to the above figure. Line BCD is called
A. the savings function. B. the saving function. C. the 45-degree line. D. the consumption function.