The ABC Company has a monthly collected balance of $600,000. Its bank pays an earnings credit rate of 0,75%. The Reserve Requirement Ratio is 10%. Given 30 days in the month, what is ABC's monthly earnings credit?
| a. |
$274.90 |
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| b. |
$310.32 |
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| c. |
$332.10 |
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| d. |
401.01 |
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