Consider a bank that has assets of 150, capital of 50 and demand deposits of 100....
Consider a bank that has assets of 150, capital of 50 and demand deposits of 100. Remember that deposits are liabilities of a bank.
(i)Set up the bank’s balance sheet. What is the leverage and capital ratio?
(ii) Now suppose that the value of a bank assets fall by 50. What is the new leverage and capital ratio?
(ii) Why might this worry an economist?
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