T F T T T T F F F F 6. Reserve accounts are an asset for the bank holding them but a liability for the Federal Reserve.

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T F T T T T F F F F 6. Reserve accounts are an asset for the bank holding them but a liability for the Federal Reserve.

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T F T T T T F F F F 6. Reserve accounts are an asset for the bank holding them but a liability for the Federal Reserve. 7. Increases in bank capital reduce the return on equity but increase the cushion for loan losses for the bank. 8. Missouri is the only state with two Federal Reserve Banks. 9. An increase in the amount of excess reserves that banks want to hold will increase the demand for reserves. 10. An increase in the money supply will lead to a leftward shift (decrease) in the LM curve.
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