Match the following scenarios to the example of bank regulation that they represent: A. The Fed reduces the interest rate it charges Cashville Bank on loans made to it B. The Fed covers deposits up to $100,000 so customers know their money is always available, helping to prevent bank runs C. The Fed monitors Cashville Bank's assets and liabilities for signs of risk 1. Supervision 2. Lender of Last Resort 3. Deposit Insurance

Match the following scenarios to the example of bank regulation that they represent: A. The Fed reduces the interest rate it charges Cashville Bank on loans made to it B. The Fed covers deposits up to $100,000 so customers know their money is always available, helping to prevent bank runs C. The Fed monitors Cashville Bank's assets and liabilities for signs of risk 1. Supervision 2. Lender of Last Resort 3. Deposit Insurance

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Chapter15: Money Creation

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