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With a deposit of $500, assuing that the bank places entire amount into LR, both demand deposits and LR increase by $500. Thus RR=$150($1,500 X0.1) and LR=$600. Excess reserves (ER) now equal $450($600-$150), which is the amount the bank can lend.
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what is LR and RR?
At the start required reserved (RR)=legal reserves(LR)=$100($1,000 X 0.1)
what are you studying? what math course? This does not look familiar to me.
ok let me know when you would like to respond, just trying to help you
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Is this part of a finance class? You might want to repost it and label it Business Math problem. Hopefully someone will come forth and help. I do not know or I would help you, sorry :(
Yes this a part of a finance class......thanks... :)
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