Assume the Bank of Smallville opens its doors to depositors and receives $100,000 in cash deposits. a) Prepare a balance sheet for Bank of Smallville based on the above information. b) Assume furthermore that the bank has to abide by a 20% reserve ratio. How much in excess reserves does the bank hold? Could this bank make a loan in the amount of $90,000? Briefly explain. c) Based on the amount of excess reserves, if the bank makes the loans, show the immediate impact on the Bank of Smallville's balance sheet.
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