Governments employ three strategies to contain the risks created by government safety nets. These include each of the following, except:
A) government supervision.
B) an excise tax on bank profits.
C) government regulation.
D) formal bank examination.
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Q52: Implicit government support for "too-big-to-fail" banks:
A) increases
Q53: Governments supervise banks mainly to do each
Q54: Savings banks and savings and loans are
Q55: Credit Unions are regulated by a combination
Q57: Banks can effectively choose their regulators by
Q58: Deposit insurance only seems to be viable
Q59: If the government did not offer the
Q60: The government's too-big-to-fail policy applies to:
A) certain
Q61: Banks are required to disclose certain information.
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