Assume that the following table portrays the balance sheet of First Southern bank. Assets Liabilities and Net Worth
Vault Cash $100,000 Deposits $950,000
Deposits at Fed $150,000
Loans $700,000
Total $950,000 Total $950,000
First Southern's bank reserves are equal to $. If the Federal Reserve sets the required reserve ratio to 0.20, First Southern's required reserves would be $. Therefore, it would have $ in excess reserves. If First Southern loaned all of its excess reserves, the maximum amount by which the money supply could subsequently increase is $. If the Fed were instead to set the required reserve ratio to 0.10, required reserves would be $, excess reserves would be $, and the maximum increase in the money supply would be $. Thein the money supply will be smaller if the Fed chooses a required reserve ratio of.

rural residential development company and suburban real estate corporation form a joint stock company. the longest duration a joint stock company can be formed for is

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