T Accounts: Demand Deposits and Money Creation?

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T Accounts: Demand Deposits and Money Creation? Assets Liabilities $500 Required Reserves Demand Deposits $5000 $4,500 Excess Reserves Owner’s equity $4,500 Loans Government Securities Buildings and fixtures Example: A person puts $5,000 in their checking account and the required reserve is 10% $5000 goes into demand deposits $500 goes to required reserves (reserve ratio) and $4500 goes to excess reserves The bank can now loan out $4,500 The total amount the bank can lend is $4,500 To determine the impact on M1 - multiply $4,500 (the loans) x 10 (the multiplier) = $45,000 To determine the total impact on demand deposits- multiply $4,500 (loans) x 10 (multiplier) add the initial deposit $5,000 = $50,000

Assets Liabilities Required Reserves 4000 Demand Deposits 20,000 Excess Reserves ? Loans 15,000 Government Securities 1. What is the reserve ratio? 2. How much money is in excess reserves? 3. If there is a deposit of $1000 what will be the new total in required reserves? 4. What is the new total of what the bank can loan? 5. What is the maximum possible increase of the deposit on the money supply 6. What will be the maximum change in demand deposits? 1/5 $1000 $4200 $1800 $4000 $5000

Assets Liabilities Required Reserves ? Demand Deposits 100,000 Excess Reserves ? Loans 95,000 Government Securities How much are required reserves if the reserve ratio is 5% How much are excess reserves If a deposit of $10,000 cash occurs how much does M1 change? By how much do required reserves change? How much more can the bank loan? What will be the total possible impact on money supply What will be the total possible impact on demand deposits? $5000 $500 $9500 $190,000 $200,000

Assets Liabilities Required Reserves 20,000 Demand Deposits ? Excess Reserves 10,000 Loans 150,000 Government Securities 20,000 What is the amount of demand deposits What is the reserve ratio How much can the bank loan out If the bank makes the loans what is the total possible impact on money supply If $10,000 cash is withdrawn from the bank: What is the new amount in required reserves What is the new amount in excess reserves How does the withdrawal impact M1? $200,000 1/10 $10,000 $100,000 $19000 $1000 No impact

Assets Liabilities Required Reserves $40,000 Demand Deposits $80,000 Excess Reserves $10,000 Loans $30,000 Government Securities ? How much does this bank hold in bonds? What is the reserve ratio? If a deposit of $20,000 is made: How much will be added to required reserves What will be the total of excess reserves What can be the total amount of new loans by this bank What is the maximum possible impact on money supply What will happen to the impact on money supply if the bank decides to hold some of the new money in excess reserves? 1/2 $10,000 $20,000 $40,000 Impact of less than $40,000