Bank Balance Sheets

This bank can purchase ________ in securities.

• $100

• $20

• $80

• $300

• $400

If $200 is is deposited into this bank the excess reserves will grow to

• $100

• $260

• $180

• $120

• $160

If the reserve ratio at this bank was lowered to 10%, the required reserves would be

• $80

• $20

• $100

• $40

• $160

If the reserve ratio at this bank was lowered to 10%, the excess reserves would be

• $80

• $20

• $60

• $40

• $160

If the reserve ratio at this bank was lowered to 10%, this bank could create up to _____ in the money supply.

• $800

• $200

• $600

• $400

• $1600

This bank can currently lend ______ with a 10% reserve requirement.

• $0

• $5

• $10

• $20

• $50

If the reserve requirement is 20%, this bank has _______ in excess reserves

• $12

• $100

• $10

• $40

• $32

What is a bank balance sheet?

• A financial statement showing a bank's assets, liabilities, and equity

• A document listing all transactions made by a bank

• A report detailing the bank's customer service performance

• A summary of a bank's marketing strategies

Which of the following is considered an asset on a bank's balance sheet?

• Customer deposits

• Loans given to customers

• Bank's outstanding debts

• Shareholder equity

What does the liability section of a bank's balance sheet represent?

• The bank's total income

• The bank's obligations to others

• The bank's owned properties

• The bank's profit margins