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    During a Recession, Profit-Oriented Banks Would Be Prone to Reduce
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During a Recession, Profit-Oriented Banks Would Be Prone to Reduce

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During a recession, profit-oriented banks would be prone to reduce the money supply by increasing their excess reserves and declining to lend to less creditworthy applicants.

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