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Stephanie Blair and Staci Gelatka
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Passed by congress under Roosevelt Shaped the development of banking system Reduced bank competition for depositor's money Revived confidence in banking system Banned deposit banks from investment banking GLASS-STEAGALL BANKING ACT OF 1933
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U.S. Independent government corporation Created under Glass Steagall Banking Act Established after the Great Depression Insure bank deposits during bank failure Ended the epidemic of bank failures FDIC: FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
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banned deposit banks from investment banking buy newly issued stocks/securities resell them to public for profit gave Federal Reserve System power regulate interest rates savings and time deposits Joseph W. Barr- 1960 GLASS-STEAGALL BANKING ACT AND GOVERNMENT
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Created Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation insures deposits to maximum limit Protected from bank failure Members of the Federal Reserve System must buy deposit insurance from FDIC FDIC AND GOVERNMENT
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EFFECTIVENESS
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Immediately: No, circulation decreased Increased hoarding Long-Term: Yes, exited Great Depression Continued until repealed in 90s EFFECTIVENESS CTD.
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