The First National Bank of Hawkinstan currently offers 1% interest on all of its demand deposits, which currently total $1,000,000. The reserve ratio, implemented by the central bank is 5%. When borrowers take out a loan from this bank, they are charged 6.5% interest. Based upon this, the total profit for the bank is:

The First National Bank of Hawkinstan currently offers 1% interest on all of its demand deposits, which currently total $1,000,000. The reserve ratio, implemented by the central bank is 5%. When borrowers take out a loan from this bank, they are charged 6.5% interest. Based upon this, the total profit for the bank is:

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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