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Author: Tucker
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Chapter 25, Problem 2SQ
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The item that is not a part of the asset side of Banks.
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What a bank owes to someone else is considered part of the bank’s ________.
Select one:
a. liabilities
b. assets
c. net worth
d. excess reserves
Explain each of the following types of deposit accounts:
a.demand deposit
b.certificate of deposit
c.money market demand account
What are bank reserves?
a.Deposits that are held in the form of gold reserves
b.The fraction of deposits kept as currency that are not used for lending purposes
c.The value of the owner’s equity in the bank
d.The value of investments a bank keeps in excess of the value of deposits
e.The sum of all loans a bank makes to borrowers
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