Exam 13: Financial Crises: Causes and Consequences

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How do IBs stop depositor runs?

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High interest rates can be both the cause of a bubble and the result of a burst.

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Islamic banks perform worse than conventional ones during financial crises.

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Changes in stock prices are the result of changes in fundamentals.

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An investor borrows half the funds to invest in an asset whose price falls from $200 to $150. Ignoring the cost of borrowing, what is the effective rate of return?

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Bailouts are intended to

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Leverage increases both risk and return for investors.

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Samantha and Jamaal both invest in a stock whose price goes from $100 to $60 after one year and $40 the next. Samantha borrowed 20% of the money to invest while Jamaal borrowed none. Find their effective rates of return on the initial price ignoring the cost of borrowing.

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Which government action does NOT necessarily involve putting taxpayer money at risk?

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Explain why securitization led to an erosion of lending standards.

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Bubbles always end due to mistaken government intervention.

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What meant by deleveraging? What role does it play in a credit crunch?

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By allowing Lehman to fail, the Federal Reserve worsened the moral hazard problem between regulators and financial institutions.

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IBs:

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Loan calls are more likely during a panic.

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The financial panic of 2007-2009 was a systemic crisis.

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Lower levels of leverage can make a financial panic more severe.

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Ignoring borrowing costs, an investor who borrows half the funds to invest in an asset that rises from $200 to $300 makes an effective rate of return of

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During the 2007-2009 financial crisis, the government engaged in bailouts but did not act as a lender of last resort.

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The housing bubble leading up to the financial crisis of 2007-2009 was exacerbated by

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