Old Soviet-era joke: A farmer walks into a bank in a small Polish town to open his first-ever account. He asks the clerk what would happen if the bank fails. The clerk tells him not to worry, since the bank is insured by the Central Bank of Poland.“
Pavel MolchanovTue, 16 Feb 2010
Old Soviet-era joke: A farmer walks into a bank in a small Polish town to open his first-ever account. He asks the clerk what would happen if the bank fails. The clerk tells him not to worry, since the bank is insured by the Central Bank of Poland.
“But what if the central bank fails?" asks the
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