Multiple Choice
The moral hazard problem refers to
A) difficulty banks have in satisfying the government's reserve requirement.
B) depositors making a run on the bank, even though the bank is insured.
C) banks taking on more risk in their lending because they know their depositors are insured.
D) banks issuing bank notes that compete with the government's currency.
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