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Chapter 20.7, Problem 9TP
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To discuss: The main causes behind the banking crises that began in 2008.
Introduction: Bank is one of the types of financial institution which provides loan to the borrowers and take deposits of depositors. Bank usually charge a high interest rate on loans and provide less interest rate on deposits.
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