Since the 1930s, bank runs are not problematic in the United States because the FDIC's deposit insurance program punishes any banks that do not hold enough money in their reserves. O private deposit insurance

Since the 1930s, bank runs are not problematic in the United States because the FDIC's deposit insurance program punishes any banks that do not hold enough money in their reserves. O private deposit insurance programs have stepped in to supplement the FDIC and guarantee that depositors will receive all of their investments. O the FDIC provides deposit insurance and guarantees that depositors will receive a portion, if no all, of their money.

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