C. Suppose that Sats immediately spends all of his loan by writing a cheque to his psychologist, Freda Freud. She deposits it in her account, which happens to also be at the Maple Leafs Bank. The bank is now (Click to select) v by $ d. Suppose, instead, that the bank makes a loan for the amount in your answer in part (a), which then clears against the Maple Leafs Bank. Show the resulting balance sheet in columns (2) in the table above. e. The Bank now has excess reserves of $ Suppose that there are a total of 9 other banks in the economy and that the balance sheet for the whole banking system is presented in the table below. Assume that each of the other banks also has a target reserve ratio of 10%. (1 all) $. Assets (1 all) Liabilities/ Equity $9,000,000 Reserves $1,200,000 $ Demand deposits Shareholders’ equity 5,000,000 Loans 6,800,000 Securities 2,500, 000 Fixed assets 3,500,000 Total $14,000,000 Total $14,000,000 In the table above, show the balance sheet of this banking system when it is fully loaned up. Use columns (1 all). 1. The increase in the money supply as a result of all the banks becoming fully loaned up is $ . Returning to the original balance sheet. What would be the consequence of the economy's central bank imposing a 20% required eserve ratio on all banks? and $ worth of loans would have to be called in. The Banking system would be (Click to select) ♥ by $
C. Suppose that Sats immediately spends all of his loan by writing a cheque to his psychologist, Freda Freud. She deposits it in her account, which happens to also be at the Maple Leafs Bank. The bank is now (Click to select) v by $ d. Suppose, instead, that the bank makes a loan for the amount in your answer in part (a), which then clears against the Maple Leafs Bank. Show the resulting balance sheet in columns (2) in the table above. e. The Bank now has excess reserves of $ Suppose that there are a total of 9 other banks in the economy and that the balance sheet for the whole banking system is presented in the table below. Assume that each of the other banks also has a target reserve ratio of 10%. (1 all) $. Assets (1 all) Liabilities/ Equity $9,000,000 Reserves $1,200,000 $ Demand deposits Shareholders’ equity 5,000,000 Loans 6,800,000 Securities 2,500, 000 Fixed assets 3,500,000 Total $14,000,000 Total $14,000,000 In the table above, show the balance sheet of this banking system when it is fully loaned up. Use columns (1 all). 1. The increase in the money supply as a result of all the banks becoming fully loaned up is $ . Returning to the original balance sheet. What would be the consequence of the economy's central bank imposing a 20% required eserve ratio on all banks? and $ worth of loans would have to be called in. The Banking system would be (Click to select) ♥ by $
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