When the Reserve Bank of Australia lends reserves to a private bank. 1, the funds are created using a keyboard and typed into the exchange settlement account of the bank. 2, the liabilities of the RBA increase with no change in its asset 3, the assets of the RBA increase, with no change in its liabilities 4, the funds must be raised from taxpayers of via bond issuance 5, the RBA borrows the funds on the international money market

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