What did Ben Bernanke suggest about the effects of new financial regulations?
Evaluating Regulatory Framework in Financial Sector: Pitfalls and Limitations

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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They are foolproof and eliminate all risks.
They can lead to unintended consequences and new risks.
They always solve existing problems without creating new ones.
They make financial markets completely stable.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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In the context of financial regulation, what does the Goldilocks principle refer to?
Allowing banks to self-regulate.
Implementing the strictest possible regulations.
Ensuring all regulations are removed.
Finding the perfect balance between under-regulation and over-regulation.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What is a potential consequence of under-regulation in the financial sector?
Banks face high compliance costs.
Banks become overly cautious and reduce lending.
Banks are encouraged to take more risks.
Financial markets become less competitive.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What is a potential outcome of over-regulation in the financial sector?
Discouragement of new entrants into the market.
Increased profitability for banks.
Complete elimination of financial risks.
More competition in financial markets.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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How does the 'too big to fail' policy contribute to moral hazard?
It encourages banks to be more cautious.
It eliminates the need for any regulation.
It leads banks to take more risks, knowing they will be bailed out.
It guarantees that banks will never fail.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What is the main issue with agency capture in financial regulation?
Regulators are too strict with banks.
Regulators may be lenient due to ties with the banking industry.
Regulators have no influence over banks.
Regulators always enforce the highest standards.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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Which theory suggests that regulatory agencies may become ineffective over time?
Agency capture theory
Too big to fail theory
Moral hazard theory
Goldilocks principle
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