The Garn-St. Germain Act aided savings institutions by
A) imposing new regulatory burdens on banks.
B) eliminating all reserve requirements on deposits in savings institutions.
C) broadening their ability to invest in areas other than mortgages.
D) eliminating Regulation Q ceilings on deposits in them.
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Q38: In late 1998 the Fed averted a
Q39: The development of money market mutual funds
Q40: Regulation Q was intended to
A)maintain banks' profitability
Q41: Negotiable order of withdrawal accounts
A)are available only
Q42: Banks responded to their loss of borrowers
Q44: Which of the following statements concerning money
Q45: When did Regulation Q finally disappear?
A)1934
B)1945
C)1986
D)2000
Q46: A credit crunch refers to a
A)sharp rise
Q47: In an overnight Eurodollar transaction
A)foreign governments borrow
Q48: The loss of business to the commercial
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