title: Break Up the Banks!: A Practical Guide to Stopping the Next Global Financial Meltdown
author:  David Shirreff 
description: A coherent and enjoyable read . . . Shirreff calls for a revolution to reduce complexity in global banks, to split them into manageable chunks, and to change the self-serving nature of the culture that dominates them. To popularize this Shirreff has admirably taken the complexity out of the subject matter . . . [Shirreff] will get us once again focused upon necessary reforms to achieve sensible, if not existentially vital, financial regulation. <b><i>Naked Capitalism<br /><br /></i></b>A passionate plea for a simpler banking system that deserves to be taken seriously.<b><i>Central Banking Journal<br /><br /><b><i><br /></i></b></i></b>David Shirreff argues cogently for the split of the banks into manageable chunks.<i></i><b>The Times </b>(London)
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  1. In an effort to ____ the rate of inflation many banks 
  have raised their interest rates. 
   
  A) run out of  
  B) watch out 
  C) stand by 
  D) put out 
   
  E) keep up with 
   
  2. As my secretary will be away for a couple of days, 
  would 
  you 
  be 
  kind 
  enough 
  to 
  ____ 
  my 
  correspondence? 
   
  A) play back  
  B) bring off 
  C) take care of 
  D) return to 
   
  E) turn off 
   
  3. There has been increasing pressure in the US to ---- the 
  amount of funding allocated to foreign aid,and instead, 
  use the funds to improve the domestic economy. 
   
  A) make up for  
  B) point out to 
  C) keep up with 
  D) cut down on 
  E) take up with 
   
  4. The tragedy would never have happened if they had not 
  _____ from the main group. 
   
  A) run out 
   
  B) cut out 
  C) taken over 
  D) turned off  
  E) broken away 
   
  5.  As managing director he is expected to _____ himself 
  the sole re