4. Consider the bank capital experiment we ran in class on October 13. Recall that those who lived in Country A could start a bank by putting $3 of equity into it, borrowing $97 from depositors, and using this $100 to make a risky commercial real estate loan. Those who lived in Country B had to put $15 of equity in if they wanted to start a bank, borrowing $85 from depositors and using this $100 to make a similar risky real estate loan. In each country, depositors were complacent about the use of their funds because they had federal deposit insurance guarantees from their taxpayers. Note that at the point when a bank made a loan of $100, the loan is a bank asset worth $100. Recall that banks had limited liability, so the most bank owners could lose is the value of their equity. (a) (10pts) Consider the two reasons why the taxpayers who would fund a deposit insurance bailout prefer the 15% capital-to-asset requirement of Country B rather than the 3% capital-to-asset requirement of Country A. Describe those two reasons