When the housing bubble collapsed, the entire borrowing and lending engine of the economy ground to a halt because:
A) no one could tell which banks were safe and which were not.
B) banks didn't want to lend to anyone, in case they turned out to be a bad risk.
C) investors didn't want to borrow or lend money.
D) All of these are true.
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