Posted by Angelene on Saturday, September 8, 2007 at 5:57pm.
The reserve ratio is the amount that a bank is required to keep. If the required reserve s 10% and the bank had $1,000 in assets the bank would be required to keep $100 in reserves and could lend 90%. With that as the background you should now able to answer the question that you asked.
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