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What group is responsible for stepping in to prevent a bank run?
banking regulators like the Fed
the bank’s depositors
the bank’s owners
the state government where the bank is located
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banking regulators like the Fed.
They (and agencies such as the FDIC) step in by providing emergency liquidity, guaranteeing deposits or arranging takeovers/resolutions to restore confidence and prevent runs. Depositors, owners, or state governments are not the primary actors in preventing runs.
They (and agencies such as the FDIC) step in by providing emergency liquidity, guaranteeing deposits or arranging takeovers/resolutions to restore confidence and prevent runs. Depositors, owners, or state governments are not the primary actors in preventing runs.
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