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thank you for extending the question, it really helped with understanding how this stuff works!
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ОтветитьThanks for the video! I have a question. What if the RR became negative? does that happen?
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ОтветитьSo how do banks and financial institutions create money using T-accounts?
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ОтветитьAnd then loan payments start coming in....
ОтветитьWhat is the Capital Buffer?
I'm reading the paper, by Gai and Kapadia, "Contagion in financial networks" and it says that the capital buffer is the difference between assets and liabilities, in particular: capital buffer = interbank assets + loans - deposits - interbank liabilities. But how could there be a difference if the balance sheet, as the lesson says, is always zero (assets = liabilities).
Is it a silly question maybe?
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Ответитьhate the bank balance sheet
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