A bank that has liabilities of $180 billion and a net worth of $30 billion must have

A bank has outstanding loans of $7,500, reserves of $2,500, and deposit liabilities of $10,000.    If the required reserve ratio is 10%, this bank: A.    Is holding excess reserves of $1,000 B.    Is in a position to make a new loan for $1,500 C.    Is in a position to make a new loan for $2,500 D.    Has less reserves than required

Reserves $ 100 Checkable Deposits 1,000 300 Loans (to customers) Property Securities (owned) Stock Shares 400 300 100 Refer to the accompanying table of information for the Moolah Bank. Assume that the listed amounts constitute this bank's complete set of accounts. Moolah's assets are $1,100. liabilities are $1,100. net worth is $300. profit is $1,000.

Required reserves with a bank equal A) Total reserves plus excess reserves B) Excess reserves minus demand deposits C) Total reserves minues excess reserves D) Demand deposits plus savings account

When you open a checking account at Bank of America, Bank of America has more reserves and more excess reserves. has more reserves, but excess reserves remain unchanged. has more deposits and less in excess reserves. has more deposits, but excess reserves remain unchanged.

Coin Bank has deposits of $350 million. It holds reserves of $30 million and government bonds worth $70 million. If the bank sells its loans at market value of $400 million, what will its total assets equal? $500 million $750 million $450 million $380 million

A bank has a reserve ratio of 10 percent, and it has received $5,000 of deposits. What is the bank's assets? Group of answer choices It has $500 in reserves and $4,500 in loans. It has $50 in reserves and $4,950 in loans. It has $50 in reserves and $5,000 in loans. It has $10 in reserves and $4,990 in loans.

Initial deposit is $10,000 Required Reserve Ratio is  10%   Calculate: $ Multiplier                             Required Reserves                    Excess Reserves                                Potential $ Created

First National Bank Liabilities and Net Worth Assets US Treasury Bonds $450,000 Net Worth $500,000 Reserves (Cash) $175,000 Checkable Deposits $250,000 Loans $125,000 Second National Bank Assets Liabilities and Net Worth US Treasury Bonds $100,000 Net Worth $250,000 Reserves (Cash) $250,000 Checkable Deposits $100,000 Third National Bank Assets Liabilities and Net Worth US Treasury Bonds $900,000 Net Worth $1,000,000 Reserves (Cash) $350,000 Checkable Deposits $500,000 Loans $250,000 The Required Reserve Ratio is 25% for all banks. Rob, who banks at Third National, writes a check in the amount of $100,000 to Darrin, a First National customer, who deposits the check in-full into his checking account. List which balance sheet entries at each bank change and what their new values are.

First National Bank Assets Liabilities and Net Worth    US Treasury Bonds $450,000    Net Worth $500,000    Reserves (Cash) $175,000    Checkable Deposits $250,000    Loans $125,000              Second National Bank Assets Liabilities and Net Worth    US Treasury Bonds $100,000    Net Worth $250,000    Reserves (Cash) $250,000    Checkable Deposits $100,000        Third National Bank Assets Liabilities and Net Worth    US Treasury Bonds $900,000    Net Worth $1,000,000    Reserves (Cash) $350,000    Checkable Deposits $500,000    Loans $250,000           The required reserve ratio is 25% for all banks. Second National Bank is capable of loaning $____________ (Do NOT enter the '$' in your response. Enter a whole dollar amount; do NOT enter cents.) to its customers.