Simply put, when enough people deposit money into their accounts, banks will simply take the money and lend it to someone else. It is not “their” money, but crunch enough numbers and do enough predictions and you might make it out.
That’s why “run on the bank” is such a feared things - if everyone starts withdrawing cash or sending it to a different bank, the bank can’t really do that because they don’t have the money.
They dream up money? How does that work? I’d like to do that.
You should read about how banks work. Most of their “assets” don’t actually exist, they’re counting borrowed money as still being theirs.
Source?
Any basic book on banking. When I say basic, I mean the sort you’d read to get an entry level job at one.
Here’s a push in the right direction for the cripplingly lazy.
Simply put, when enough people deposit money into their accounts, banks will simply take the money and lend it to someone else. It is not “their” money, but crunch enough numbers and do enough predictions and you might make it out.
That’s why “run on the bank” is such a feared things - if everyone starts withdrawing cash or sending it to a different bank, the bank can’t really do that because they don’t have the money.
🌈Fractional reserve banking
Yes, it’s the largest way money is created in modern democracies