5. A bank has $500 million in checkable deposits, $600 million in savings deposits, $400 million in...
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5. A bank has $500 million in checkable deposits, $600 million in savings deposits, $400 million in small time deposits, $950 million in loans to businesses,
$500 million in government securities, $20 million in currency, and
$30 million in its reserve account at the Fed. Calculate the bank’s deposits that are part of M1, deposits that are part of M2, and the bank’s loans, securities, and reserves.
6. What can the Fed do to increase the quantity of money and keep the monetary base constant? Explain why the Fed would or would not
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Essential Foundations Of Economics
ISBN: 9780520219465
7th Global Edition
Authors: Bade, Robin;Parkin, Michael
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