Suppose a bank has a total deposit of $748 million. If the bank's required reserves equal $253 million, total loans equal $368 million, then the bank has excess reserves of:

With an initial depost of $1000 and a reserve requirement of 4%, what is the total amount of money creation possible? With an initial depost of $1200 and a reserve requirement of 5%, what is the total amount of money creation possible?

Find the amount of money that would be created in the banking system because of the money multiplier if the required reserve ratio is 14%, and a bank that had been holding $1,000 as excess reserves decides to loan all this money out.

The accompanying table gives data for a commercial bank or thrift. If the legal reserve ratio falls from 25 percent to 10 percent, reserves of this single bank will

What would be the demand deposits if the Cash Reserve ratio is 13% and the cash reserves are 120?

Our banking system is called Fractional Reserve Banking because: a) banks are required to hold only a fraction of money deposited in them as reserves b) the banks excess reserves are always a faction of their total reserves c) banks hold money in many denominations d) the money in the banks can disappear in a fraction of a second

Initially, the banking system has a required reserve ratio of 20.0 percent, $450,000 in total deposits, and no excess reserves. If the Fed reduces the required reserve ratio to 15.0, how much unused lending capacity does the banking system now have?   Multiple Choice $750,000 $3,000,000 $337,500 $150,000

The commercial banking system has excess reserves of $4,000. Then new loans of $30,000 are subsequently made, and the system ends up just meeting its reserve requirements. The required reserve ratio must be _%. Your Answer: Answer

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A commercial bank has total deposits of $500 million. The reserve requirement set by the central bank is 10%. Calculate the required reserves and excess reserves of the commercial bank.