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BANKING IN CLASS EXAMPLE B Table 2: SE Bank Balance Sheet SE BANK STATEMENT Asse

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BANKING IN CLASS EXAMPLE B

Table 2: SE Bank Balance Sheet

SE BANK STATEMENT

Assets

Liabilities and Net Worth

Required Reserves

$40, 000

Checkable (Demand) Deposits

$200,000

Excess Reserves

$           0

Loans

$           ?

B1.   The required reserve ratio for SE Bank is

B2.   The total amount of loans outstanding at SE Bank is

B3.   Joe Tillman received his $2,000 monthly paycheck and deposits it in SE. Bank. The bank is now        able to grant new loans in the amount of

SE BANK STATEMENT

Assets

Liabilities and Net Worth

Required Reserves

$40, 000

Checkable (Demand) Deposits

$200,000

Excess Reserves

$           0

Loans

$           ?

Explanation / Answer

reserve ratio is=

40000 :200000

1:5

outstanding loan is=200000-40000=$160000 so loan ratio is 1600000:200000=4:5=80%

b3 joe tillman deposit $2000 per month i.e $12000 per year now bank is entitled to pay him 80% of deposit as loan based on previous method. that means 12000*80%=$9600