Multiple Choice
Which statement best explains whether bank runs are a problem for the economy?
A) They are not a problem because bank runs will affect neither the money supply nor the money multiplier.
B) Bank runs are only a problem for insolvent banks.
C) They are a problem, but they can be neither prevented nor stopped by a central bank.
D) Bank runs are a problem because bank failures may spread to healthy banks.
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