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Jeopardy-U.S. Banking Crisis Questions
Crisis:1873 Crisis1907 Crisis:1929 Crisis:1984 Crisis:2008
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Final Jeopardy
$100 Question from Crisis: 1873
The root of the 1873 banking crisiswas linked to this
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$100 Answer from Crisis: 1873
What is railroad speculation? orWhat is the railroad bubble bust?
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$200 Question from Crisis: 1873
Demand deposits, savings accountsAnd bank borrowings from other banks
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$200 Answer from Crisis: 1873
What are bank liabilities?
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$300 Question from Crisis: 1873
Daily Double!October 1873 – March 1879
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$300 Answer from Crisis: 1873
What is the longest known recessionIn U.S. history?
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$400 Question from Crisis: 1873
A situation in which the price of anAsset differs from its fundamentalMarket value
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$400 Answer from Crisis: 1873
What is a bubble?
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$500 Question from Crisis: 1873
The number of years time spanbetween the 1873 crisis and the mostrecent prior crisis
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$500 Answer from Crisis: 1873
What is 16 years?
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$100 Question from Crisis: 1907
The root of the 1907 banking crisisWas linked to this
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$100 Answer from Crisis: 1907
What is the San Francisco EarthquakeOf 1907? ORWhat is bank liquidity problem?
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$200 Question from Crisis: 1907
Certification that a bank is adheringTo laws and standard practicies
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$200 Answer from Crisis: 1907
What is an audit? OrWhat is a bank examination?
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$300 Question from Crisis: 1907
The 1907 crisis of 1907 and the resultingrecession is said to have led to the creationof this
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$300 Answer from Crisis: 1907
What is the Federal Reserve?
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$400 Question from Crisis: 1907
The number of years between the 1907crisis and the creation of the FederalReserve
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$400 Answer from Crisis: 1907
What is 6 years?
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$500 Question from Crisis: 1907
The number of years time span thatelapsed between the 1907 crisisand the most recent prior crisis
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$500 Answer from Crisis: 1907
What is 14 years?
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$100 Question from Crisis: 1929
The root of the 1929 banking crisiswas linked to this
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$100 Answer from Crisis: 1929
What is a stock market crash?
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$200 Question from Crisis: 1929
Simultaneous failure of many banks
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$200 Answer from Crisis: 1929
What is a bank panic? OrWhat is a bank run?
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$300 Question from Crisis: 1929
The 1929 crisis and the resultingGreat Depression is said to have ledTo this feature of modern banking
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$300 Answer from Crisis: 1929
What is Federal DepositInsurance Corporation (FDIC)
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$400 Question from Crisis: 1929
9,900 PERCENT!!!
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$400 Answer from Crisis: 1929
What is the rate of growth of FDIC insurance amounts over the1934 to 2008 period?
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Note: The percentage change in the CPI from 1934To 2008 was 1,507%
$500 Question from Crisis: 1929
The number of years time spanthat elapsed between the 1929 crisisand the most recent prior crisis
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$500 Answer from Crisis: 1929
What is 22 years?
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$100 Question from Crisis: 1984
The root cause of the 1984 bankingcrisis was linked to this
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$100 Answer from Crisis: 1984
What is rapid financial innovation
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$200 Question from Crisis: 1984
Reserves, bond holdings, and loan holdings
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$200 Answer from Crisis: 1984
What are bank assets?
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$300 Question from Crisis: 1984
Double Jeopardy!
The risk that one party to a transaction will engage in behaviorthat is undesirable from anotherparty’s point of view
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$300 Answer from Crisis: 1984
What is moral hazard?
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$400 Question from Crisis: 1984
Bonds rated lower than BBB by rating agencies. These bonds are not investment grade and are considered speculative
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$400 Answer from Crisis: 1984
What are junk bonds?
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$500 Question from Crisis: 1984
The number of years time spanthat elapsed between the 1984 crisisand the most recent prior crisis
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$500 Answer from Crisis: 1984
What is 55 years?
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$100 Question from Crisis: 2008
The root of the 2008 banking crisisWas linked to this
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$100 Answer from Crisis: 2008
What is the housing bubble bust?
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$200 Question from Crisis: 2008
Loans made to a borrower whodoes not qualify for loans at the usual rate of interest due to a poor credit rating or too large a loan
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$200 Answer from Crisis: 2008
What are sub prime loans?
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$300 Question from Crisis: 2008
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Acronym for large scale rescue planimplemented to restore liquidity forbanks and strengthen the financialsector
$300 Answer from Crisis: 2008
What is T.A.R.P.?
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$400 Question from Crisis: 2008
189 Years
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$400 Answer from Crisis: 2008
What is the number of years time spanbetween the first banking crisis andthe most recent banking crisis in the U.S.
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$500 Question from Crisis: 2008
The number of years time span that elapsed between the 2008 crisis and the most recent prior crisis
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$500 Answer from 2008
What is 24 years?
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Final Jeopardy
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In the 1830’s--Banks that relocated in remote locations or in the woods to make it more inconvenient for depositors to withdrawtheir holdings at the banks
Final Jeopardy Answer
What are wildcat banks
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Jeopardy-U.S. Banking Crisis Questions
Crisis:1873 Crisis1907 Crisis:1929 Crisis:1984 Crisis:2008
RailroadBubble
Bank Liabilities
The Long Recession
Bubble
16 Yrs
Bank LiquidityProblem
Rapid FinancialInnovation
Stock Bubble HousingBubble
Bank Examination Bank Run Bank Assets
SubPrimeLoan
Federal Reserve FDIC MoralHazard T.A.R.P.
6 Yrs
Growth FDICPayout Junk Bonds
# Yrs between
1st and Last Crisis
14 Yrs 22 Yrs 55 Yrs 24 Yrs
Final Jeopardy
