Läser en undermålig artikel på wikipedia om FRB. Det dyker upp en kort fråga rörande denna paragraf:
"However, there have been some recent bank runs: the Northern Rock crisis of 2007 in the United Kingdom is an example. The collapse of Washington Mutual bank in September 2008, the largest bank failure in history, was preceded by a "silent run" on the bank, where depositors removed vast sums of money from the bank through electronic transfer. However, in these cases, the banks proved to have been insolvent at the time of the run. Thus, these bank runs merely precipitated failures that were inevitable in any case."
Jag förstår meningen i sig men man bjuds inte på något incitament till varför just dessa bank runs var undantag till regeln att centralbankerna ska baila ut de mindre bankerna vid en likviditetskris. Någon som har ett svar på detta?