Alpha Bank has $100,000 in total assets and $45,000 in total liabilities.

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Alpha Bank has $100,000 in total assets and $45,000 in total liabilities.

Scenario: Alpha Bank has $100,000 in total assets and $45,000 in total liabilities. Beta Bank has $250,000 in total assets and $220,000 in total liabilities.

Refer to the scenario above. What is NOT Beta Bank's other option in the case of a bank run to avoid being taken over by the government if it cannot pay out all its deposits?
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Make more loans

Apply for a bailout from the government

Take in more deposits and use those to pay off the ones being withdrawn

Get a loan from the central ban

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