1985
DOI: 10.2307/2209516
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The Causes of the Banking Panic of 1930: Another View

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“…While not completely enclosed in the St. Louis portion of the state, 75 percent of the plants in counties with some part in the Delta are in the St. Louis district. The worry is that there was a severe drought that particularly affected the cotton crop in 1930 (Hamilton 1985). The worry is that this shock may lead to differential trends in the two regions unrelated to the banking crisis I consider.…”
Section: Robustness Checks and Extensionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While not completely enclosed in the St. Louis portion of the state, 75 percent of the plants in counties with some part in the Delta are in the St. Louis district. The worry is that there was a severe drought that particularly affected the cotton crop in 1930 (Hamilton 1985). The worry is that this shock may lead to differential trends in the two regions unrelated to the banking crisis I consider.…”
Section: Robustness Checks and Extensionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…13 V roku 1930 ako píše Hamilton (1985) poľnohospodárske oblasti zasiahli silné suchá, rovnako nepriaznivo pôsobili na poľnohospodárske oblasti aj klesajúce ceny komodít a poľnohospodárskych produktov. Na banky pôsobili v tridsiatych rokoch nepriaznivo i iné faktory mimo likvidné problémy.…”
Section: Operácie Na Voľnom Trhu Fed V Rokoch 1929-1933 V Kontexte Baunclassified
“…Odhadovať sezónnosť v čase nestability dopytu po obežive je zložité, a tak je možné že nedostatočná akomodácia sezónneho dopytu mohla byť práve jedným 12 Podľa článku Feinman (1993), hlavné rezervné mestské banky museli držať povinné minimálne rezervy z vkladov na požiadanie vo výške 13 %, rezervné mestské banky 7 % a vidiecke 10 %. Všetky banky museli držať povinné minimálne rezervy z termínových vkladov v jednotnej výške 3 %.13 V roku 1930 ako píše Hamilton (1985) poľnohospodárske oblasti zasiahli silné suchá, rovnako nepriaznivo pôsobili na poľnohospodárske oblasti aj klesajúce ceny komodít a poľnohospodárskych produktov. Na banky pôsobili v tridsiatych rokoch nepriaznivo i iné faktory mimo likvidné problémy.…”
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“…The peak was 950 in 1926 (Alston, Grove and Wheelock (1994)). Hamilton (1985) observes that the failed banks were overwhelmingly small banks in small rural communities. Sixty-three percent of the failed banks had loans and investments of less than $250,000 and 63 percent were capitalized with $50,000 or less.…”
Section: The 1920smentioning
confidence: 99%