Consider two banks: Bank A and Bank B. Suppose the value of liabilities of both the banks is equal. However, Bank A is solvent but Bank B is insolvent. This would imply that:
A) the value of Bank B's assets exceeds the value of Bank B's liabilities.
B) the value of Bank A's liabilities exceeds the value of Bank A's assets.
C) the value of Bank B's assets exceeds the value of Bank A's assets.
D) the value of Bank A's assets exceeds the value of Bank B's assets.
D
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