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Exploring Macroeconomics
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ISBN: 9781285859446
Author: Sexton, Robert L.
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 17, Problem 5P
To determine
(a)
To indicate:
Whether the given item belongs to the asset side or the liability side of a
To determine
(b)
To indicate:
Whether the given item belongs to the asset side or the liability side of a balance sheet.
To determine
(c)
To indicate:
Whether the given item belongs to the asset side or the liability side of a balance sheet.
To determine
(d)
To indicate:
Whether the given item belongs to the asset side or the liability side of a balance sheet.
To determine
(e)
To indicate:
Whether the given item belongs to the asset side or the liability side of a balance sheet.
To determine
(f)
To indicate:
Whether the given item belongs to the asset side or the liability side of a balance sheet.
To determine
(g)
To explain:
The side of balance sheet on which the certificate of deposits belongs to.
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What is the bank's net worth?
Assume that the T-chart shows the financial position of a small local bank.
Assets
Loans: $27.00
Bonds: $13.00
Reserves: $43.00
Liabilities
Deposits: $30.00
What a bank owes to someone else is considered part of the bank’s ________.
Select one:
a. liabilities
b. assets
c. net worth
d. excess reserves
6. Which of the following is liability ona bank's balance sheet?
a. a certificate of deposit
b. consumer loans
c. physical capital
d. Treasury securities
e. all of the above
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