Which of the following is the formula for a chartered bank's desired reserve ratio? is calculated by the following formula: DR - desired reserves, BD - Bank's demand, DL - deposit liabilities
A) Desired reserves/(Bank's demand - Deposit liabilities)
B) Desired reserves/(Bank's demand + Deposit liabilities)
C) Bank's demand/(Desired reserves + Deposit liabilities)
D) Deposit liabilities/(Bank's demand + Desired reserves)
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