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Banking and Monetary Policy Problem Set - Prof. Caryn M. Vazzana, Assignments of Introduction to Macroeconomics

A problem set for econ 101 students, focusing on banking and monetary policy. The set includes various questions about deposit creation, required reserve ratios, and the functions of money. Students are asked to calculate excess reserves, required reserves, loans, and total deposits using t accounts. The problem set also includes multiple choice questions on the functions of money and the role of the federal reserve.

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Problem Set 7
Econ 101
1. Suppose a bank receives a deposit of $48.
a.) How much deposit money can the bank create(at most) if the required reserve ratio (RRR) is .25.
b.) Show what the bank does with the initial $48 deposit in the next two rounds after the initial deposit to create this
deposit money. That is, show (using T accounts like we did in class)how the excess reserves, required reserves,
loans and total deposits change in each of the two rounds after the initial deposit.
2. Suppose a bank has $2 million dollars in deposits and has $500,000 in total reserves. Explain your answers to the
following questions clearly. Show all work and any formulas that you use.
a. At what required reserve ratio (rrr) does the bank have $0 of excess reserves?
b. At what required reserve ratio (rrr) does the bank have $100,000 in excess reserves?
c. Given the required reserve ratio in part a.), if someone deposits $10,000, how many dollars of deposits can be
created (at most)? Also, what is the deposit multiplier for this case?
3. Suppose a bank receives a deposit of $48
a) What if the bank wants to keep an overall reserve ratio of 1/3 and the required reserve ratio is .25, how much deposit
money can the bank the create?
b.) Show what the bank does with the initial $48 deposit in the next two rounds after the initial deposit to create this
deposit money. That is, show (using T accounts like we did in class)how the excess reserves, required reserves,
loans and total deposits change in each of the two rounds after the initial deposit.
4. Suppose a bank receives a deposit of $48
a) What if the bank wants to keep an overall reserve ratio of 1/3, the required reserve ratio is .25, and the percent of
currency people hold outside the bank after their loan is 25% how much deposit money can the bank create?
b) Show what the bank does with the initial $48 deposit in the next two rounds after the initial deposit to create this
deposit money. That is, show (using T accounts like we did in class) how the excess reserves, required reserves,
loans and total deposits change in each of the two rounds after the initial deposit.
5. Suppose a bank receives a deposit of $100. Explain your answers to the following questions clearly. Show all
work and any formulas that you use.
a. How much deposit money can the bank create (at most), if the required reserve ratio (RRR) is .12?
b. Show using the appropriate deposit multiplier what would happen (in part a.) if people started to hold some
percentage of the money they received from a loan outside the bank? (Hint: Pick some percentage of money
from a loan held outside the bank, and calculate the deposit multiplier and the amount of money the bank could
create)
Practice Multiple Choice (not for quiz):
1. The functions of money do not include
a. a medium of exchange.
b. a standard of deferred payment.
c. a unit of account.
d. a store of value.
e. none of the above.
2. Exchanging one good for another without the use of money constitutes
a. liquidity.
b. token exchange.
c. deferred payment.
d. barter.
e. Gresham's law.
3. When money is used to compare the relative values of other goods, it is being used as
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Problem Set 7 Econ 101

  1. Suppose a bank receives a deposit of $48. a.) How much deposit money can the bank create(at most) if the required reserve ratio (RRR) is .25. b.) Show what the bank does with the initial $48 deposit in the next two rounds after the initial deposit to create this deposit money. That is, show (using T accounts like we did in class)how the excess reserves, required reserves, loans and total deposits change in each of the two rounds after the initial deposit.
  2. Suppose a bank has $2 million dollars in deposits and has $500,000 in total reserves. Explain your answers to the following questions clearly. Show all work and any formulas that you use.

a. At what required reserve ratio (rrr) does the bank have $0 of excess reserves?

b. At what required reserve ratio (rrr) does the bank have $100,000 in excess reserves?

c. Given the required reserve ratio in part a.), if someone deposits $10,000, how many dollars of deposits can be

created (at most)? Also , what is the deposit multiplier for this case?

  1. Suppose a bank receives a deposit of $ a) What if the bank wants to keep an overall reserve ratio of 1/3 and the required reserve ratio is .25, how much deposit money can the bank the create? b.) Show what the bank does with the initial $48 deposit in the next two rounds after the initial deposit to create this deposit money. That is, show (using T accounts like we did in class)how the excess reserves, required reserves, loans and total deposits change in each of the two rounds after the initial deposit.
  2. Suppose a bank receives a deposit of $ a) What if the bank wants to keep an overall reserve ratio of 1/3, the required reserve ratio is .25, and the percent of currency people hold outside the bank after their loan is 25% how much deposit money can the bank create? b) Show what the bank does with the initial $48 deposit in the next two rounds after the initial deposit to create this deposit money. That is, show (using T accounts like we did in class) how the excess reserves, required reserves, loans and total deposits change in each of the two rounds after the initial deposit.
  3. Suppose a bank receives a deposit of $100. Explain your answers to the following questions clearly. Show all work and any formulas that you use.

a. How much deposit money can the bank create (at most), if the required reserve ratio (RRR) is .12?

b. Show using the appropriate deposit multiplier what would happen (in part a.) if people started to hold some

percentage of the money they received from a loan outside the bank? (Hint: Pick some percentage of money from a loan held outside the bank, and calculate the deposit multiplier and the amount of money the bank could create) Practice Multiple Choice (not for quiz):

  1. The functions of money do not include a. a medium of exchange. b. a standard of deferred payment. c. a unit of account. d. a store of value. e. none of the above.
  2. Exchanging one good for another without the use of money constitutes a. liquidity. b. token exchange. c. deferred payment. d. barter. e. Gresham's law.
  3. When money is used to compare the relative values of other goods, it is being used as

a. a medium of exchange. b. a store of value. c. a measurement of inflation. d. a unit of account. e. a standard of deferred payment.

  1. By law, the U.S. dollar a. is worth 1/22 of an ounce of gold. b. is worth 1/22 of an ounce of silver. c. is worth one-tenth of an ounce of gold. d. is worth one one-hundredth of the mix of commodities suggested by Irving Fisher. e. is not backed by any precious metal or commodity.
  2. Currency includes only a. coins. b. greenbacks. c. paper money. d. coins and paper money. e. coins, paper money, and checking deposits.
  3. M2 includes a. M3 minus U.S. government securities. b. M1 plus savings accounts and time deposits. c. M1 plus government bonds. d. M1 plus Savings deposits plus Time deposits plus certain accounts where check writing is very limited.. e. M1 plus term Eurodollar deposits.
  4. Which of the following is a function of the Fed? a. Financing the budget deficit b. Determining the level of government spending c. Collecting taxes d. Supervising commercial banks e. Making loans to the public
  5. Which of the following is a liability for a bank? a. Loans b. Deposits c. Reserves d. Bonds
  6. Suppose a bank's deposits are $10 million. If the required reserve ratio is 10 percent, then the maximum amount of loans this bank can make is a. $9 million. b. $10 million. c. $1 million. d. $100 million. e. $90 million.
  7. A bank’s overall reserve ratio is 25% and the percent of currency people hold outside the bank after their loan is 20%. What is the deposit multiplier?