Bank Runs and Private Remedies

Gerald P. Jr. Dwyer · R. Alton Gilbert

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Banking stability, regulation, efficiency Monetary Policy and Economic Impact Historical Economic and Social Studies

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Gerald P. Dwyer Jr. and R. Alton Gilbert examine the history of banking in the United States prior to the formation of the Federal Reserve to determine whether the banking system, in fact, was vulnerable to such runs.

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