Multiple Choice
Banks try to keep their level of excess reserves low because
A) the Fed charges a penalty for holdings of excess reserves.
B) they are concerned that the money multiplier will become too large.
C) they wish to maximize profits.
D) bank regulators levy fines on the amount of excess reserves.
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