the follwing is the balance sheet for first sperior bank the assets include reserves of 200 dollors and loans of 1,800 $ and the liabillties of equity include demand deposit of 2,000 and equity net worth of 0 $ assume that the reserve ratio is 10 percent what is the dollor value of new loans that the bank can make
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