Asked by Makayla
What factor caused thousands of banks to fail after the stock market crash?
too few customers withdrawing money
too much government regulation
a lack of employees to serve customers
a lack of cash reserves
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a lack of cash reserves
After the crash many depositors rushed to withdraw funds (bank runs), and banks — having invested heavily in the stock market and kept limited cash on hand — could not meet withdrawals and failed.
After the crash many depositors rushed to withdraw funds (bank runs), and banks — having invested heavily in the stock market and kept limited cash on hand — could not meet withdrawals and failed.
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