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Quiz 14: Regulating the Financial System
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Question 101
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What is meant by the problem of time consistency in the conduct of financial system policy?
Question 102
Essay
Explain why the ratio of assets to capital increased dramatically for commercial banks from the 1920s to the present.
Question 103
Essay
Why are banks restricted in the assets that they can own? For example, why do you think banks are prohibited from owning common stock?
Question 104
Essay
We saw in the text that regulations, specifically deposit insurance and the Basel Accord (of 1988), can create moral hazard. Explain.
Question 105
Essay
Identify at least two problems a borrower would face if banks were not required to disclose the information that they are currently required to make available.
Question 106
Essay
What potential problems are created by regulatory competition?
Question 107
Essay
Imagine a situation where the deposits at state chartered banks would be insured by a state insurance fund and deposits at nationally chartered banks would be insured by FDIC. How would you expect both depositors and banks would react?
Question 108
Essay
What is the link between the safety net provided by the government to the financial industry and the relatively heavy regulation of the same industry by the government?
Question 109
Essay
You are the head of finance for a very large corporation located in a relatively small town. At a local chamber of commerce meeting, the president of the local bank asks you why you keep the corporation's bank accounts in a very large mid-western bank and not in his local bank. From a risk reduction perspective, how could you answer his question?
Question 110
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The FDIC used to charge all banks the same rate for insurance on deposits. From what you have learned, what problems did this create for not only the FDIC but for well-run banks?
Question 111
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Besides regulating banks, the government also regulates nondepository financial institutions, such as insurance companies. Consider a property casualty insurance company; why would the government need to regulate them?