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Consider two banks: Bank A and Bank B. Bank A has total assets worth $50,000 and total liabilities worth $24,000. In contrast, Bank B has total assets worth $100,000 and total liabilities worth $90,000. Given this information, which of the two banks is more prone to bank runs and why?
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