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Banking: Early How Lending Expands the Money Supply Balance Sheet of medieval Goldsmith, or "Bank" Assets Non-Reserve Assets Reserve Assets Liabilities DemandDeposits Certificate from Goldsmith for 1 unit of gold Redeem anytime for 1 unit of gold Certificate from Goldsmith for 1 unit of gold Redeem anytime for 1 unit of gold Certificate from Goldsmith for 1 unit of gold Redeem anytime for 1...
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Banking: Early How Lending Expands the Money Supply
Balance Sheet of medieval Goldsmith, or "Bank"
Assets
Non-Reserve Assets Reserve Assets
Liabilities
DemandDeposits Certificate from Goldsmith for 1 unit of gold Redeem anytime for 1 unit of gold Certificate from Goldsmith for 1 unit of gold Redeem anytime for 1 unit of gold Certificate from Goldsmith for 1 unit of gold Redeem anytime for 1 unit of gold
Transaction #1:
Gold 1unit
#2:
Gold 1unit
#3:
I.O.U. to Bank from Borrower Borrower owes Goldsmith 1 unit gold + interest
Motivation for Risk-taking by Goldsmith or Bank interest
Transactions is #1 and #2 did not result in any change in the total money supply, since (for each) one unit of gold left circulation and one unit of gold's worth of paper money (certificates) went into circulation. Depositors of gold changed only the form in which they held money. Transaction #3 involved the goldsmith (or "bank") lendi...
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