1.ReservesSecuritiesLoansa,This balance sheet shown is for the entire banking system.Oll figures are in billions of dollars. The reserve ratio is 25 percent.b.$160$200$160AssetsExcess reserves in this commercial banking system areThe monetary multiplier is(1)Required reserves in this commercial banking system are $Liabilities + Net WorthCheckable deposits $520Billionbillion.billion(1')The maximum additional amount the banking system might lend is $_Show in columns 1 and 1' how the consolidated balance sheet would look after this additional amounthas been lent.The M1 money supply is defined as cash held by the public plus (loans/checkable deposits). Pick one. This balance sheet shown is for the entire banking system. Oll figures are inbillions of dollars. The reserve ratio is 25 percent. \table[[Assets, Liabilities +NetWorth,], [, (1),, (1')], [Reserves, $160,, Checkable deposits $520, ], [Securities, $200,,, ], [Loans, $160,,,]] a. Required reserves in this commercialbankingsystem are $ billion. Excess reserves in this commercial banking systemare Billion b. The monetary multiplier is The maximum additional amount thebanking system might lend is $ Illion c. Show in columns 1 and 1' how theconsolidated balance sheet would look after this additional amount hasbeenlent.d. The M1 money supply is defined as cash held by the public plus (loans/checkable deposits). Pick one.

Reserves are the amount of cash that cannot be invested or lent out by the bank.It is the amount…

, $200,,,], [Loans, $160,,,]] a. Required reserves in this commercial bankingsystem are $ billion. Excess reserves in this commercial banking system are Billion b. The monetary multiplier is The maximum additional amount the banking system might lend is $ Illion c. Show in columns 1 and 1' how the consolidated balance sheet would look after this additional amount has beenlent. d. The M1 money supply is defined as cash held by the public plus ( loans/checkable deposits). Pick one.

, $200,,,], [Loans, $160,,,]] a. Required reserves in this commercial bankingsystem are $ billion. Excess reserves in this commercial banking system are Billion b. The monetary multiplier is The maximum additional amount the banking system might lend is $ Illion c. Show in columns 1 and 1' how the consolidated balance sheet would look after this additional amount has beenlent. d. The M1 money supply is defined as cash held by the public plus ( loans/checkable deposits). Pick one.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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