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People are talking about fractional reserve banking, which is kind of right, but the Things I Do In My Spare Time Biathlon shirt and I love this simple answer is that we just don’t need that much cash. Think of the amount of money you typically carry in your wallet, compared to the amount of money you have in the bank. If you have more cash than you need, you deposit it in a bank. If you have less cash, you withdraw it from a bank. This is what actual banks do with the federal reserve (more or less). They order cash when they need it and deposit cash when they don’t. If the Federal Reserve needs more cash, or needs to replace worn out currency, they buy the cash from the US Treasury Department (who actually prints the money). Banks are able to lend out 10 times more than their reserves. This means they can give loans out, or lend, $10 for every $1 they actually have. So let’s say you put 10000$ dollars in the bank, the bank then takes 80% of that 10000$ and loans it out. Then joe takes out a loan to buy a new car so then he spends that 8000 he got from that loan. This means that the business then puts 8000$ into the bank, and then the bank does the same thing and loans out the money that it has. So it loans out 6400 now Greg goes out and pays for college tuition. Meaning the bank then gets another 5120 dollars to loan out. Now rinse and repeat.

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Now that original 10k you put into the Things I Do In My Spare Time Biathlon shirt and I love this bank is now owned and used by dozens of people, and that original 10k is now over 40k that has been spent loaned, and taxed. Which is how you make 7 trillion appear out of thin air, you bank. That’s called a bank run when it happens to one bank. If everyone did it at the same time, it would be a historic bank run, and literally all banks would fail overnight. The US government would guarantee a bunch of that money (the first $250k IIRC), but anyone who had more than that amount of money in those banks before they collapsed would lose it all. Permanently. As for long reaching consequences… my guess is that the federal reserve would become VERY powerful to ensure it doesn’t happen again. Agree with most of this. FDIC is primarily funded by member banks, not the government. Gets 0 federal funding. However in the event all the banks are run simultaneously and three government somehow didn’t step in I imagine there wouldn’t be enough in the system and the government would be stuck with the bill for the rest.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.