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axlee
3y ago
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> A bank that can't pay back 100% of deposits has failed.
Well, not at the same time. No bank can do that.
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samstave
3y ago
The fed seems to have never had a problem when all their
customers
[i.e. banks/hedgies/wallstreet] come asking.
mhluongo
3y ago
It's easier when you can print money :)
brian_cloutier
3y ago
I believe the implication is: why aren't we using the fed for our banking, this kind of bank run would be impossible. The fed provides guarantees to banks but not to retail and that's a policy decision we could change, if we wanted to.
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