How the RBI can inject or withdraw the liquidity from the banking system? Explain the direct and indirect instruments of liquidity management

Q: Suppose that the required reserve ratio is 12.5 percent and you withdraw $65000 from Comerica Bank.…

A: The required reserve ratio represents the percentage of deposits that the bank has to keep with…

Q: Here is another realistic scenario. Consider the above graph that shows demand for excess reserves…

A: The federal reserve system is the central bank of the U.S. It is often known as the fed that…

Q: f currency ratio is 0.10, required reservers ratio is 0.1, excess reservers ratio is 0.05, the Fed…

A: A discount loan is a loan taken by a commercial bank from the central bank of a country. Any change…

Q: Assets Liabilities Reserves $ 3,825 Deposit $17,000 Loans $13,175 Total Assets $17,000 Total…

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Q: Explain the answer and/or show any calculation to prove the answer. The Bank Rakyat had several…

A: Central bank rescue the commercial bank in emergency situation acting as a lender of last resort .

Q: Compare and contrast the multiplier from our "circular flow" of spending and income versus the money…

A: In macroeconomics, a multiplier effect occurs when small changes in investment or government…

Q: Explain the Federal Reserve’s use of open-market operations in the money creation process.

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Q: Describe the “off-balance sheet activities” that are used by banks to raise additional revenues.

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Q: What bank assets are liquid assets? What is the largest asset of commercial banks? A bank's liquid…

A: Liquidity is the measure of cash and other assets that banks can use to meet their financial…

Q: Economics Consider the model of financial intermediation seen in Chapter 3. Money is denoted by M,…

A: The money supply is the entire quantity of money in circulation, including cash, coins, and bank…

Q: Assuming an economy have only two commercial banks in it banking system, Classic Bank and Prudent…

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Q: Assuming an economy have only two commercial banks in it banking system, Classic Bank and Prudent…

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Q: A decrease in the reserve requirement causes the size of the monetary multiplier to O decrease, the…

A: The multiplier is inversely related to the reserve requirement. r=reserve requirement  Multiplier…

Q: What are the major components of the Philippine Financial system. How are each component involved in…

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Q: On November 3, 2021, Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das has told captains of the banking…

A: A significant standard for making a decision about the sufficiency of a banking foundation is the…

Q: Explain how a central bank can control credit through bank rate and open market operation

A: Open Market Operation is a traditional way to control the credit in the market used by the central…

Q: Define "the money multiplier" and explain the factors that determine its value. b. Explain the money…

A: The money multiplier is defined as the percentage of deposits that the Bank holds as reserve .in…

Q: Based on the information in the table, the total amount of bank deposits decreased from to --- over…

A: Money supply refers to the total amount of money available in an economy at a given point in time.…

Q: Explain why a single commercial bank can safely lend only an amount equal to its excess reserves but…

A: The banking system and financial institutions in the country play a vital role and the people have…

Q: Chapter Problem 5 Suppose that banks had deposits of $500 billion, a desired reserve ratio of 4…

A: Desired required reserve is the amount which the commercial banks are required to keep. It can be…

Q: Give one policy that can complement the reserve requirement in expanding credit in the banking…

A: Banks and other depository institutions must retain a certain amount of reserves against their…

Q: a. Explain the difference between portfolio and transactions theories of money demand. b. The…

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Q: For a financial system, the reserve ratio is 10% and the Fed decides to buy $5 million worth of…

A: The reserve ratio is 10% and the central bank is buying bonds. This would imply that the money…

Q: Discuss factors that determine the demand and supply of money in the financial system

A: A financial system can be considered on a business, provincial, or international levels, making it…

Q: What is the main purpose of the Federal Reserve Bank's regulatory oversight of banks? to maximize…

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Q: Suppose banks have a 10% reserve requirement and hold no excess reserves. Banks have $1750 in…

A: Money is an asset that is used in purchases. Examples are cash and checking account balances. People…

Q: Classify each of these transactions as an asset, a liability,or neither for each of the “players” in…

A: Liabilities of a bank are those items that the bank does not own and as an obligation has to…

Q: Which financial innovation allows banks to avoid reserve requirements and to pay interest on…

A: From the given following both the money market fund and sweep accounts financial innovation allows…

Q: List the three traditional tools that a central bank has for controlling the money supply.

A: The central bank's policy of controlling the money supply in the economy is termed as monetary…

Q: These refer to the amount of cash which are required from banks to be reserved as instructed by…

A: A ‘central bank’ is a financial institution that has been given the exclusive right to produce and…

Q: Explain why a bank manager and a bank regulator would likely view the timing at which a loan should…

A: The loan loss reserve is important for a bank's capital. A loan is vital for a bank's resources. To…

Q: Wide Bank is a depository institution that suffers from a lack of liquidity. Would the bank be…

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Q: The banking system currently has $10 billion of reserves, none of which are excess. People hold only…

A: Given: The bank currently has = $10 billion reserves The reserve requirement is = 10% The Fed raises…

Q: Federal funds are: a. funds raised by the federal government in the bond market. b. loans made by…

A: The Federal Reserve System is the central banking system of the United States of America. Banks keep…

Q: Why does the Federal Reserve require commercial banks to have reserves? Explain why reserves are an…

A: Commercial banks need to keep the required reserves with them which is the portion of the total…

Q: Drawing on theoretical arguments and empirical research, explain in detail the efficacy of the…

A: When a central bank's target nominal interest rate is less than zero percent, it is known as a…

Q: Assume that a bank receives a deposit of $1,000 in cash, puts aside $200 as required reserves, and…

A: Reserve ratio refers to that portion of the Reserve liabilities which the commercial banks hold on…

Q: 39. Refer to Exhibit 5, which shows the consolidated balance sheet of the commercial banking system.…

A: Money multiplier = 1/ reserve requirement Thus, money multiplier = 1/ 10% Money multiplier = 100/10…

Q: Give two reasons why a central bank does not have complete control over the level of bank deposits…

A: In an economy, it is generally said that the Centra bank has the complete control over the supply of…