Chapter Problem 5 Suppose that banks had deposits of $500 billion, a desired reserve ratio of 4 percent, no excess reserves, and $15 billion in currency. What is the amount of commercial bank deposits at the central bank? The amount of commercial bank deposits at the central bank is $ billion.

Chapter Problem 5 Suppose that banks had deposits of $500 billion, a desired reserve ratio of 4 percent, no excess reserves, and $15 billion in currency. What is the amount of commercial bank deposits at the central bank? The amount of commercial bank deposits at the central bank is $ billion.

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