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Suppose the Second National Bank has the following simplified balance sheet.The reserve ratio is 25% and all dollar figures are in thousands. Suppose the Second National Bank has the following simplified balance sheet.The reserve ratio is 25% and all dollar figures are in thousands.   Assume that households and businesses deposit $10 in this bank and that this currency is added to the bank's reserves.(a) In column (1) show the bank's balance sheet after this occurs.Is there a change in the money supply? (b) In column (2) show what would happen if the bank now loans all of its excess reserves to a depositor.Is there a change in the money supply? Assume that households and businesses deposit $10 in this bank and that this currency is added to the bank's reserves.(a) In column (1) show the bank's balance sheet after this occurs.Is there a change in the money supply?
(b) In column (2) show what would happen if the bank now loans all of its excess reserves to a depositor.Is there a change in the money supply?

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