Asked by Makayla
What factor caused thousands of banks to fail after the stock market crash?
a lack of cash reserves
a lack of employees to serve customers
too much government regulation
too few customers withdrawing money
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a lack of cash reserves
After the crash many depositors rushed to withdraw funds (bank runs) and banks, having invested deposits in the stock market and long-term loans, didn't have enough liquid cash to meet withdrawals and thus failed.
After the crash many depositors rushed to withdraw funds (bank runs) and banks, having invested deposits in the stock market and long-term loans, didn't have enough liquid cash to meet withdrawals and thus failed.
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