Banks with which type of loans were most likely to fail during the early 1930s?

A) mortgage loans
B) agricultural loans
C) commercial real estate loans
D) international loans

B

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A) all the individuals can consume the same unit of the good. B) more than one supplier can provide the good. C) the same unit of the good cannot be simultaneously shared by more than one person at a time. D) the government can supply a public good at a lower cost than can a private supplier.

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An asset is ________

A) equal in value to its corresponding liabilities and net worth B) a debt for the owner of the asset C) a net outflow from the revenues of a producing firm D) anything that can be owned and has value

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