Whenever a Bank's Actual Reserves Exceed Its Desired Reserves, the Bank

question 198

Multiple Choice

Whenever a bank's actual reserves exceed its desired reserves, the bank

• A) can lend out additional funds.
• B) needs to call in loans.
• C) will go out of business.
• D) must increase the amount of its required reserves by obtaining more cash.

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