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1.What is the “fractional reserve banking system”? Why is it significant?
P-G-7
a reserve requirement that is less than 100 percent of the checkable deposit liabilities of a comercial bank or thrift institutions.
2.Describe the categories that make up the major assets and liabilities of a bank’s balance sheet.
P
Asset- own
Liabilities- owe
3.What is vault cash?
P294
P-G20
Cash held by a bank 2%
4.What are required reserves? What is the reserve ratio? What are excess reserves?
P295
P=G16
required reserve- Specific percentage of the banks own deposit liabilities.
reserve ratio-ratio of the required reserves the comercial bank must keep in the banks own outstanding checkable -deposit liabilities.
excess reserve-G6-are found by subtracting its required reserves from it's actual reserves.
5.What is the primary function of “reserves”?
P296 under control
6.When a check is first drawn on one bank and then deposited into a different bank, what is the effect of this transaction on each bank’s reserves?
P296
7.What determines how much funds a bank will make available for loans?
P298

It limits its lending to the amout of its excess reserves.
8.What happens when a bank buys government securities from the public? When it sells government securities?
P299

The effect is essentially the same as lending , ew money is created.
9.What is the tradeoff between a bank’s profitability and its liquidity?
P299

Profit and liquidity
10.What is the federal funds rate?
P-G7
the interest rate banks and other depository institutions charge one another on overnight loans made out of their excess reserves

-Rate at which banks loan to other banks.
11.What is the money multiplier? How is it computed? How does it affect the economy?
P302-g12
12.THE LAST WORD: What caused the bank panics of the Great Depression? What lessons were learned? What changes were made in the banking system to deal with future panics?
P303
13.What is meant by the “multiple destruction of money”?
P304