Suppose the Fed buys $2000000 in government securities from someone who is a depositor at the First National Bank of El Reno. Lets assume the person deposits this money in this bank. Further assume that the current reserve requirement ratio is 20%. Please indicate below what will initially happen to this bank's balance sheet as a result of this transaction. Change in Reserves Change in loans Change in deposits Please indicate what will eventually happen to the nation's banking system as a result of this transaction. Change in reserves Change in loans Change in Deposits

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