1. Money and Banking Problem, 12 points: A partial listing of the Big-Town Bank's Balance sheet, as of today, includes the following entries (please note than some entries, which are not relevant to solve this problem, are missing, and also that some of the entries below are not needed to answer the questions): Account at the Federal Reserve: $357,580 Federal Funds Payable: 475,000 Loans Receivable: 4,800,000 Demand Deposits: 8,240,000 Holdings of Government Securities: 3,850,000 Additionally, The Big-Town Bank's lending capacity as of today is $74,340 while the entire banking system's lending capacity or potential to expand the Money Supply is $1,858,500. Also, all banks in the system are subject to the same reserve requirement ratio (r.r.r.). Please find. not necessarily in the same order: PLEASE SHOW YOUR WORK CLEARLY A. The Big-Town Bank's Required Reserves B. The Big-Town Bank's Vault Cash. c. The Big-Town Bank's Total Reserves D. The reserve requirement ratio for this banking system E. The Big-Town Bank's Excess Reserves F. The Money Multiplier for this banking system 1. Money and Banking Problem, 12 points: A partial listing of the Big-Town Bank's Balance sheet, as of today, includes the following entries (please note than some entries, which are not relevant to solve this problem, are missing, and also that some of the entries below are not needed to answer the questions): Account at the Federal Reserve: $357,580 Federal Funds Payable: 475,000 Loans Receivable: 4,800,000 Demand Deposits: 8,240,000 Holdings of Government Securities: 3,850,000 Additionally, The Big-Town Bank's lending capacity as of today is $74,340 while the entire banking system's lending capacity or potential to expand the Money Supply is $1,858,500. Also, all banks in the system are subject to the same reserve requirement ratio (r.r.r.). Please find. not necessarily in the same order: PLEASE SHOW YOUR WORK CLEARLY A. The Big-Town Bank's Required Reserves B. The Big-Town Bank's Vault Cash. c. The Big-Town Bank's Total Reserves D. The reserve requirement ratio for this banking system E. The Big-Town Bank's Excess Reserves F. The Money Multiplier for this banking system