In a 100% reserve banking, the commercial banks are required to: Select one: a. Hold part of the deposits as reserves and lend the remaining to customers b. Hold the major part of deposits as reserves and lend the remaining part to customers c. None of the answers are correct d. Lend all the deposits to customers e. Hold all the deposits as reserves

In a 100% reserve banking, the commercial banks are required to: Select one: a. Hold part of the deposits as reserves and lend the remaining to customers b. Hold the major part of deposits as reserves and lend the remaining part to customers c. None of the answers are correct d. Lend all the deposits to customers e. Hold all the deposits as reserves

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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