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The current international debt situation has led some analysts to suggest the possibility of a scenario whereby international debt defaults quickly lead to severe strains on domestic commercial banks.
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tender issuance, late diers, negative payoff externality, clearinghouse currency, good banking securities, uninformed depositors, bank run literature, distressed person whose affairs, emergency credit assistance, interbank links, contagious bank, bank contagion, depositor welfare, distinction between illiquidity, diversified lending, clearinghouse loan certificates, monetary writers, bank run equilibrium, optimal consumption allocation, demand deposit contract, ruinous may, continuation equilibrium, systematic shocks, disciplining banks, interbank deposit market
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Federal Reserve, Bank of England, New York, United States, International Monetary Fund, Journal of Money, Bretton Woods, Continental Illinois, Great Depression, Currency School, Great Britain, Institute of International Finance, Cambridge University Press, Walter Bagehot, American Economic Review, Henry Thornton, Cato Journal, Comptroller of the Currency, Journal of Political Economy, Franklin National, Journal of Finance, Articles of Agreement, London School of Economics, National Bureau of Economic Research, Bank Charter Act
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