Economics
Use the consolidated balance sheet of chartered banks in Canada and the balance sheet of the Bank of Canada to demonstrate the effect of each of the following transactions on chartered bank reserves.
a. The Bank of Canada purchases securities from banks. Assume that the initial reserve ratio is 20 percent.
b. Chartered banks borrow $1 billion from the Bank of Canada at the bank rate.
c. The chartered banks reduce their desired reserve ratio. Assume that the reserve ratio is decreased from 20 percent to 19 percent.
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for the entire chartered banking system. The banks' reserve ratio
is 10 percent and the public does not wish to hold any cash
balances.
Assets (1) Reserves 15,0000Securities 60,0000Loans
25,0000Liabilities (1) Bank Deposits 100,0000
a) What is the money multiplier?
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b) How much excess reserves does the chartered
banking system have?
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banking system might lend?
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for the entire chartered banking system. The banks' reserve ratio
is 10 percent and the public does not wish to hold any cash
balances.
Assets (1) Reserves 15,0000Securities 60,0000Loans
25,0000Liabilities (1) Bank Deposits 100,0000
a) What is the money multiplier?
Multiplier = 0
b) How much excess reserves does the chartered
banking system have?
Excess Reserves = $0
c) What is the maximum additional amount the
banking system might lend?
Maximum...
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