Many (all) countries have a fractional reserve ratio that is the ratio of how big a part of a loan has to be backed up by "real existing money". This ratio is different in different countries.
I wonder if there's any studies on the effects of different ratios.
A question for the economists: Does the system of fractional reserve banking make any sense, does it have any positive effects or is it completely a scam?
Many (all) countries have a *fractional reserve ratio* that is the ratio of how big a part of a loan has to be backed up by "real existing money". This ratio is different in different countries.
I wonder if there's any studies on the effects of different ratios.
A question for the economists: Does the system of fractional reserve banking make *any* sense, does it have *any* positive effects or is it completely a scam?
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