Suppose that some commercial bank has $100M in deposits and $20M in capital. Assuming a 10% minimum reserve ratio, what is the maximum amount of loans and securities this bank can own? (exclude inter-bank loans as a possibility for this question)
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Suppose that some commercial bank has $100M in deposits and $20M in capital. Assuming a 10% minimum reserve ratio, what is the maximum amount of loans and securities this bank can own? (exclude inter-bank loans as a possibility for this question)
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