1- The purpose of deregulation is to ensure stability and prevent banking crises. True or False.2- All of the following are Assets for the bank except a- customer deposits. b.- other Investment. c- Loan. d- cash Saving accounts pay no interest rates and are used mainly for payment.True or FalseTrueFalse Globalization is the evolution of markets and institutions such that geographicboundaries limit financial transaction.True or FalseTrueFalse

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1- The purpose of deregulation is to ensure stability and prevent banking crises. True or False. 2- All of the following are Assets for the bank except a- customer deposits. b.- other Investment. c- Loan. d- cash

1- The purpose of deregulation is to ensure stability and prevent banking crises. True or False. 2- All of the following are Assets for the bank except a- customer deposits. b.- other Investment. c- Loan. d- cash

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1- The purpose of deregulation is to ensure stability and prevent banking crises. True or False.

2- All of the following are Assets for the bank except a- customer deposits. b.- other Investment. c- Loan. d- cash

Saving accounts pay no interest rates and are used mainly for payment.
True or False
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Globalization is the evolution of markets and institutions such that geographic
boundaries limit financial transaction.
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