1. Credits are equal to reserves;

2. deposits are equal to credits;

3. deposits are equal to reserves;

4. no accurate the answer+

7) In the system with the partial bank redundancy:

1. banks cannot issue credits;

2. credits are equal to deposits;

3. banking system completely controls the value of the proposal of money;

4. all banks must store the sum of reserves, their equal to portion deposit+

8) Norma required reserves for the commercial banks are the fixed percentage of:

1. credits;

2. deposits; +

3. active memberships;

4. the treasury bonds

9) The actual reserves of bank are equal to the difference between:

1. with the value of deposits and given out credits; +

2. with the value of deposits and credit possibilities of bank;

3. with the value of excess and required reserves;

4. with the value of deposits and of excess reserves;

10) The actual reserves of bank are equal to the difference between:

1. With the value of deposits and given out credits;

2. with the value of deposits and credit possibilities of bank;

3. with the value of excess and required reserves;

4. with the value of deposits and of excess reserves; +

11) The active memberships of commercial bank do not include:

1. action and the bond of particular firms;

2. available money;

3. its own capital of bank; +

4. the state papers

12) The liabilities of commercial bank do not include:

1. state papers; +

2. its own capital of bank;

3. deposits poste restante;

4. saving deposits;

13) If the required reserves of bank compose 25 mln. $, and deposits - 200 mln. $, then the standard of required reserves is equal:

1. 8%;

2. 10%;

3. 12,5%; + rr=(25/200)х100%=12.5%

4. 20%;

14) If the standard of required reserves composes 12,5%, and the value of the required reserves of bank is equal to 20 mln. $, then the value of deposits is equal:

1. 250 mln. $;

2. 200 mln. $;

3. 160 mln. $; + D=20/0.125 = 160 mln $

4. 147,5 mln. $;

15) Commercial banks can create money by the way:

1. the transfer of the part of the deposits into the central bank for the exchange to the available money;

2. the purchase of state papers in central bank;

3. the transfer of available money into the central bank;

4. the delivery on credit of excess reserves to its clients +

16) Monetary stock grows, if the commercial banks:

1. increases their contributions in the central bank;

2. increase the volumes of the credits, given to house management and firms; +

3. increase their obligations in the current nonbusiness accounts by obtaining the available and clearing money from the population with the contributions;

4. they withdraw the part of their contributions in the central bank;

17) The process of creating the money by commercial banks begins from the moment, when:

1. means enter the bank calculation;

2. bank gives credit its client; +

3. client returns the means undertaken on credit to bank;

4. client expends the means, undertaken on credit in bank;

18) If in the commercial bank is a deposit for the sum of 10 thousand dol. and the standard of required reserves is equal to 20%, then this deposit is capable to increase the sum of allowed by this bank credits by:

1. 8000 $ +

2. 10.000 $

3. 20.000 $

4. 40.000 $

19) If man takes away his deposit on 1 thousand dol. from the bank A also it packs this sum to the deposit into the bank B, then with the standard of required reserves 10% as a result for these actions the overall value of deposits poste restante can change to:

1. 1 thousand $;

2. 9 thousand $;

3. 10 thousand $;

4. 0; +

20) Which of the equalities is the fundamental basis of the balance of the commercial bank:

1. the sum of active memberships and obligations is equal to its own capital;

2. the sum of obligations and its own capital is equal to active memberships; +

3. the sum of active memberships and reserves is equal to its own capital;

4. the sum of credits and deposits is equal to active memberships.