Table 1: Capital Assets. Reserves Loans 20 80 Treasury Securities 10 O Sell $7.0 in loans O Sell $3.5 in loans O Sell $10 in loans O Sell $2 in loans Liabilities Deposits 100 Capital 10 Using the Table 1 above now assume the only way to raise reserves is to sell loans at fifty cents on the dollar. What does the balance sheet look like after the sale of loans?

Table 1: Capital Assets. Reserves Loans 20 80 Treasury Securities 10 O Sell $7.0 in loans O Sell $3.5 in loans O Sell $10 in loans O Sell $2 in loans Liabilities Deposits 100 Capital 10 Using the Table 1 above now assume the only way to raise reserves is to sell loans at fifty cents on the dollar. What does the balance sheet look like after the sale of loans?

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