Suppose Ginger deposits 50,000 in cash into her checking account at the Bank of Skidoo. Show this transaction in a T-account for the Bank of Skidoo (Enter your responses as integers). Assets Reserves Bank of Skidoo Liabilities Deposits The Bank of Skidoo has no excess reserves and is subject to a 3 percent required reserve ratio. Assume the Bank of Skidoo makes the maximum loan possible from Ginger's deposit to Thurston. Show this transaction in a new T-account for the Bank of Skidoo. (Enter your responses as integers). Bank of Skidoo Assets Reserves Liabilities Deposits Loans Skadoo transfers the funds to the Paradise Bank. Thurston decides to use the money he borrowed to purchase a sail boat. He writes a check for the entire loan amount to Gilligan's Seagoing Vessel, which deposits the check in its bank, the Paradise Bank of Kona, Hawaii. When the check clears, the Bank of Show these transactions in a new T-account for the Bank of Skidoo (Enter your responses as integers). Bank of Skidoo Assets Liabilities Reserves Deposits Loans Show this transaction in a new T-account for the Paradise Bank (Enter your responses as integers). Paradise Bank
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