If the value of a bank's loan declines, what is the corresponding reduction on the other side of its balance sheet? Equity is reduced by the amount of the decline in the value of the loan. Borrowing from other banks are reduced by the amount of the decline in the value of the loan. Deposits are reduced by the amount of the decline in the value of the loan. Cash is reduced by the amount of the decline in the value of the loan.

If the value of a bank's loan declines, what is the corresponding reduction on the other side of its balance sheet? Equity is reduced by the amount of the decline in the value of the loan. Borrowing from other banks are reduced by the amount of the decline in the value of the loan. Deposits are reduced by the amount of the decline in the value of the loan. Cash is reduced by the amount of the decline in the value of the loan.

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Chapter16: Monetary Policy

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