George Selgin says sound banking policy can reduce the risks of fractional reserve banking while preserving its benefits. Citing Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations, he argues the problem is bank design, not the system itself.
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George Selgin says sound banking policy can reduce the risks of fractional reserve banking while preserving its benefits. Citing Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations, he argues the problem is bank design, not the system itself.
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Exit $APP Sold Puts for a nice profit and then sold more Puts - this time the $325's for $3.97
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