Suppose​ People's Bank of China buys 20 billion yuan of government securities from ICBC.   Show how the transaction changes the balance sheets by filling in the numbers.   ​People's Bank of China   Assets ​(billions of​ yuan) Liabilities ​(billions of​ yuan)   Securities enter your response here Reserves of ICBC enter your response here ICBC   Assets ​(billions of​ yuan) Liabilities ​(billions of​ yuan)   Securities enter your response here       Reserves enter your response here

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