The primary reason commercial banks must keep required reserves on deposit at the Fed is to
A) add to the liquidity of the commercial bank.
B) allow the Fed to control the amount of bank lending.
C) protect the deposits in the commercial bank against losses.
D) ensure that depositors can withdraw their money if they wish to.
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