When $10,000 is deposited at a bank, the desired reserve ratio is 20 percent, and the bank chooses not to hold any excess reserves but makes loans instead, total reserves are equal to: Total reserves are $(Round your response to the nearest dollar) When $50,000 is deposited at a bank, the desired reserve ratio is 5 percent, and the bank chooses not to hold any excess reserves but makes loans instead, total loans are equal to: Total loans are equal to $ (Round your response to the nearest dollar.) The bank you own has the following balance sheet. Assets Liabilities Reserves $80 million Deposits $550 million Loans $575 million Bank capital $105 million If the bank suffers a deposit outflow of $45 million with a desired reserve ratio on deposits of 10%, what action(s) should you take? (Select all that apply) A. Call in or sell off $15.5 million of loans B. Borrow $15.5 million reserves from the Bank of Canada c. Acquire $7.8 million of new loans D. Acquire $45 million of new loans. E. Call in or sell off $45 million of loans from the Bank of Canada. F. Borrow $45 million from other banks or corporations. G. Call in or sell off $7.8 million of loans from the Bank of Canada. H. Borrow $15.5 million from other banks or corporations If a bank experiences a deposit outfiow of $50 million with a desired reserve ratio on deposits of 10%, which balance sheet would the bank rather have initially: Balance Sheet A or Balance Sheet B? Why? Balance Sheet A Assets Liabilities Reserves $80 million Deposits $550 million Loans $575 million Bank capital $105 million Balance Sheet B Assets Liabilities Reserves $105 million Deposits $550 million Loans $550 million Bank capital $105 million O A Balance Sheet B because the excess reserves are adequate to cover the deposit outflow without having to alter its balance sheet. B. Since acquiring reserves is nearly costless, Balance Sheet Ais more desirable because it can take advantage of holding more income-producing assets until the deposit outflow. OC. Balance Sheet A because the excess reserves are adequate to cover the deposit outflow without having to alter its balance sheet. Moreover, it has more income-producing assets OD. Since acquiring reserves is nearly costless, Balance Sheet B is more desirable because it can take advantage of holding more income-producing assets until the deposit outflow