3. In each of the following, discuss the effects on the Fed's and the bank's assets and liabilities: a. A household takes out $40,000 loan from a bank to buy a new car (assume the bank has plenty of reserves) b. You deposit $800 to your checking account at local bank C. A bank borrows $10 million on federal funds market.

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