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The financial crisis of 2008 demonstrated the flaw in a bottom-up detailed approach to calculating risk. There are

too many individual judgments that can be biased. Banks and bank regulators instead use a rule of thumb that
bank capital should be 8-10 percent of the balance sheet. That is, managers rely on
A) a heuristic
B) rational decision making
C) intuitive decision making

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Answer: it’s A

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B

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