Big Bucks Bank currently holds $20 million in excess reserves. If the Fed increases the rate of interest it pays on excess reserves held at the Fed, we would expect Big Bucks Bank to
A) use those excess reserves to increase its lending.
B) not change its lending activity, as excess reserves are not eligible to receive interest paid on reserve accounts.
C) move a portion of those excess reserves into its required reserve account.
D) hold more of those excess reserves in its reserve account at the Fed, reducing the amount it is willing to lend.
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