An edition of Banking panics of the Gilded Age
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Banking Panics of the Gilded Age
by Elmus Wicker
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Banking Panics of the Gilded Age
2011, Cambridge University Press
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Banking Panics of the Gilded Age
2009, Cambridge University Press
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Table of Contents
1. Preface
The Bank Panic Experience: An Overview
Bank Suspension Estimates
Suspension of Cash Payment
The Response of the New York Clearing House
Summary
2. The Banking Panic of 1873
Bank Suspension Estimates
Banking Panic Narrative
The Panic's Impact: The Financial Effects
The Panic's Impact: The Real Effects
The Response of the New York Clearing House
3. Two Incipient Banking Panics of 1884 and 1890: An Unheralded Success Story
Bank Suspension Estimates
A Narrative of the Banking Disturbance
Was There a Banking Panic?
The Bankign Disturbance of 1890
Did the Two Incipient Banking Panics Have Significant Economic Effects?
Brief Review of Findings
4. The Banking Panic of 1893
Profile of Bank Suspensions During the Panic
The Stock Market Collapse and Banking Unrest in May
The Banking Panic in June
The Bnaking Panic in July
Partial Suspension, the Currency Premium, and the Gold Inflow
Summary and Conclusions
5. The Trust Company Panic of 1907
Bank Suspensions and Their Geographical Distribution
Bank Panic Narrative
Role of the U.S. Treasury and Gold Imports
Hoarding
Behavior of Reserves, Loans, and Deposits of NYCH Banks and Trust Companies
Real Effects of the 1907 Panic
Institutional Failure
Summary and Conclusions
6. Were Panics of the National Banking Era Preventable?
The Behavior of Reserves of the NYCH Banks
Instruments of Clearing House Policy
Reserve Availability and Fixed Reserve/Deposit Ratios
The Coe Report: A Clearing House Plan to Prevent Panics
Sprague on the Treatment of Banking Panics
Supplementary Sources of Reserves: Gold Imports and U.S. Treasury Assistance
Apologia for Clearing House Bank Inaction
Summary
7. Epilogue
Similarities and Differences Among Panics
Contrast with Panics of the Great Depression
The Origin of Banking Panics
Banking Panics and Banking Reforms
Appendix.
References.
Index.
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