Question

The experiences of the early 1930s taught bank regulators to respond to widespread economic panic with A.Increased availability of liquidity and interbank guarantees of deposits. B.Restricted money supply and lowered interest rates C.Restricted bank liquidity and increased bank capital requirements. D.Increased availability of liquidity and federal guarantees for bank deposits.

Answer 1

D. Increased availability of liquidity and federal guarantees for bank deposits

Step-by-step explanation:

The experiences of the early 1930s taught bank regulators to respond to widespread economic panic with Increased availability of liquidity and federal guarantees for bank deposits.