Imagine that Mr John takes out a loan for £10,000 to start a new business. The bank credits the £10,000 to Mr John's current account. Choose AT LEAST ONE correct answer. a. Since Mr John has been credited with the £10,000 in his current account, yet he now owes the bank £10,000, the total amount of money in the economy has remained the same. b. The extra £10,000 in Mr John's current account is an asset for the bank, because this is money that he owes to them. c. The loan is an asset for the bank. d. At the point that the loan is made, the bank's net worth decreases and Mr John's net worth increases by the same amount, £10,000.

Imagine that Mr John takes out a loan for £10,000 to start a new business. The bank credits the £10,000 to Mr John's current account. Choose AT LEAST ONE correct answer. a. Since Mr John has been credited with the £10,000 in his current account, yet he now owes the bank £10,000, the total amount of money in the economy has remained the same. b. The extra £10,000 in Mr John's current account is an asset for the bank, because this is money that he owes to them. c. The loan is an asset for the bank. d. At the point that the loan is made, the bank's net worth decreases and Mr John's net worth increases by the same amount, £10,000.

Intermediate Accounting: Reporting And Analysis

3rd Edition

ISBN:9781337788281

Author:James M. Wahlen, Jefferson P. Jones, Donald Pagach

Publisher:James M. Wahlen, Jefferson P. Jones, Donald Pagach

ChapterM: Time Value Of Money Module

Section: Chapter Questions

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