a. Given the current total reserve shown above, calculate the maximum amount of additional loans that the? Kelemenland Bank can make.b. assume Ellen raises $10,000 ? in cash from a yard sale ? she recently had, and deposits ? the cash in her checking account ?at Kelemenland Bank. calculate how much of that $10,000 ?deposit Kelemenland Bank can loan out. c. Based on the amount of loans? that Kelemenland Bank loan out after Ellen's? $10,000 deposit, what is the change in the money supply of country Z? show workd. Assume the day after Ellen's deposit, Kelemenland Bank customer wants to withdraw funds from his account that exceeds ? Kelemenland Bank required reserves. What action can Kelemenland Bank take to meet the reserve requirement ? without calling in loans ? from other customers?e. now assume that the Central Bank of country Z decides ? to buy $100,000 ?worth of bonds from another bank in country Z. how much can the other bank loan of the $100,000 that is acquired from selling bonds ? to the central bank ?? why?

3. Assume Kelemenland Bank located in Country Z has the following balance sheet and that the reserve requirement ratio is 25% Assets Liabilities Reserves (Excess + Required) $30,000 Demand Deposits $100,000 Equity $2,000 Loans $70,000 Property $102,000 $2,000 Total Total $102,000 a) Given the current total reserves shown above, calculate the maximum amount of additional loans that the Kelemenland Bank can make. (2 Points)