New Bank Balance Sheet Assets Liability and Equity Required Reserves: $ 0.30 million Deposits: $ 1.50 million Excess Reserves: $ 1.90 million Equity: $ 1.50 million Government Bonds: $ 0.80 million   To correct this situation, we can sell $0.10 million in government bonds to Typical Bank.  When we sell $0.10 million in government bonds to Typical Bank, what is the (new) value of Typical Bank's excess reserves on hand? ______ Million

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