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Banks wouldn’t be able to create loans backed by our cash and go under overnight bc they won’t be making money on interest or fees… I believe. But somebody please correct me if I am wrong. The banks would run out of cash. The concept of ‘leveraging’ means some of their money is in actual funds they possess and some is in unrealized loans they planned on collecting. If people either A: started taking out all their cash or B: stopped paying they credit card bills, the Things I Do In My Spare Time Golf shirt and I love this banks would have to be closed to prevent them from collapsing. Declaring a ‘bank holiday’ was one of the first things FDR did in office to prevent additional banks from collapsing. Thats called a run on the bank. Banks can not handle this. Banks have at most 10% of the money deposited ready to hand back. If people tried to take their money out banks would collapse, this kills the economy. There’s more money in people’s bank accounts than there is cash in the country. We’d run out of cash before we finished pulling it all out.

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It’s called a run on the Things I Do In My Spare Time Golf shirt and I love this banks. They close VERY quickly as they physically cannot come even close to giving everyone their cash back. It’s been loaned out or invested or embezzled as bonuses. well they tried to do it on several banks a few weeks/months ago. Spoiler alert : banks went bust, first ones got their money out, others are maybe bailed by the state. The banks would run out of cash before they could fulfill all the withdrawals and we’d have a huge financial crisis. Banks don’t literally keep all of the money that was deposited on hand at all times. They’re often using the money for things like investments. There wouldn’t be enough physical bills and coins for everyone to do that as only about 11% of US dollars in circulation exist in a physical form. But people wanting to withdraw more cash than the banks had on hand is one of the things that started the Great Depression and basically what caused the collapse of Silicone Valley Bank. Well, first you need to understand what money really is, which is something not many people do. Some will try to claim money has value while others claim that it’s fake value. Both of those statements are wrong. Imagine the economy, whether the economy as a whole or any part of it like an individual company or store or even one single person, like a hydroelectric dam. In this analogy, the water is taking on the role of money; and that’s true regardless of what you use as money. It could be gold/silver, it could be salt/grain, or seashells or paper money or giant carved stone wheels or cryptocurrency, it doesn’t matter. What you’re interested in, the whole reason you’d give a dam in the first place, isn’t the water behind it, but the power it produces. The fact that a hydroelectric dam tends to accumulate a reservoir of water is just a natural outcome of how it functions. And using water as an analogy for money is rather apt, since so many financial terms are already based on it. You’ve already used liquidate. There’s also the flow of goods and services, economic stagnation, frozen assets, etc.

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.