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A financial depository institution's reserve requirement is a specified percentage of:
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required reserves that must be kept as part of actual reserves.
deposits that must be kept as actual reserves.
regulated reserves provided by the federal government.
actual reserves kept at the federal reserve.
excess reserves that must be backed as required reserves.
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