During a financial crisis, the demand for reserves shifts to the _____, and the supply for reserves shifts to the

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During a financial crisis, banks and financial institutions often seek to hold more reserves due to increased uncertainty and risk, shifting the demand for reserves to the right. However, the supply for reserves may not necessarily increase to match this demand, and can even decrease if central banks do not intervene, thus shifting to the left.

During a Financial Crisis, the Demand for Reserves Shifts to the _____