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A bank can loan out olny its excess reserve out of its total reserve
Excess reserves = Actual reserves - Required reserves
Required reserves = Reserve ratio * checkable depsits
Reserve ratio = 0.15 or 15%
Required reserves = 15% * $14,000 = $2,100
Actual reserves = $17,000
Exess reserve = 17,000 - 2100
= $14,900
So the bank can loan out $14,900
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