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List as many things that banks do as possible.
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Banks . . . Provide products like checking and accounts that help consumers manage money.
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Banks . . . Provide a safe place for individuals to hold money
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Banks . . . Pool the deposits of many individuals in order to make loans to borrowers.
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Banks . . . Banks create money by lending.
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The Money Tree?
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Reserve Requirement (rr)
Banks are required by law to keep some of the money in cash that customers deposit in the vault or in the Federal Reserve Bank. $0 - $12.4m 0% rr $12.4m – $79.5m 3% rr $79.5m 10% rr
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Welcome to a Smalltown Bank
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One Deposit in the Bank of Smalltown
$1,000
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10% goes in the vault (rr) $1,000 $100
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90% is available to lend $1,000 $100 $900
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$1,000 $100 $900 $90
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$1,000 $100 $900 $90 $810
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$1,000 $100 $900 $90 $810 $81
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$1,000 $100 $900 $90 $810 $81 $729
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$1,000 $100 $900 $90 $810 $81 $729
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$1,000 $100 $900 $90 $810 $81 $729 $271
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$1,000 $100 $900 $90 $810 $81 $729 $271
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$1,000 $100 $900 $90 $810 $81 $729 $271 $2,710
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How much did the bank create through lending?
$2,710 -$1,000 $1,710
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Follow Up Questions
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What if the first depositor had kept the money at home?
No one else could have bought anything The economy would have been smaller
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$1,000 ?? ?? 200 800 Less money available to loan out
What would happen to the amount of money that banks could create if the reserve requirement was INCREASED to 20%? $1,000 ?? ?? Less money available to loan out
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$1,000 ?? ?? 10 990 More money available to loan out
What would happen to the amount of money that banks could create if the reserve requirement was DECREASED to 1%? $1,000 ?? ?? More money available to loan out
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Why would anyone ever want to decrease the amount of money in circulation?
If there is inflation, take away money to slow inflation
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What is the effect on the economy when banks fail?
Economy is worse off!
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