A fractional banking system is fundamentally prone to the


A fractional banking system is fundamentally prone to the (speculative, liquidity, bailout, or monopoly) problem because it creates more receipts for deposits than there are in reserves in the system. In a fractional banking system, a banking panic will likely:

A) lead to an increase in the currency/ deposit ratio

B) be impossible because the system is fundamentally sound.

C) Cause people to deposit more into their accounts to help save the bank.

D) Increase consumer confidence

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