14) Calculate Total Potential Deposit Creation given the following information. rrr = .09 Total Deposits: $6300...
14) Calculate Total Potential Deposit Creation given the following information. rrr = .09 Total Deposits: $6300 Total Reserves: $4200
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Total potential deposit creation = total deposits/ rrr = 6300/ 0.09 = 70,000
70,000 is the total potential deposit creation
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14) Calculate Total Potential Deposit Creation given the
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