[Modern Economic Problems by Frank Albert Fetter]@TWC D-Link bookModern Economic Problems CHAPTER 9 15/20
The deposits of the Federal reserve bank would then be increased $7000, against which it must have a reserve of 35 per cent, or $2450.
If the reserves of any Federal reserve bank fall too low, it can in turn rediscount its paper with the other Federal reserve banks.[10] If the time comes when no one of the twelve banks can longer maintain a 35 per cent reserve, the board may reduce or suspend the requirement, levying a tax graduated according to the deficiency.
The provision here for elasticity of credit combined with union and solidarity of all the central banking reserves of the country to meet unusual demands in emergencies, exceeds any needs which can be expected to arise. Sec.9.
#Changes in national banks.# There is here created a national system of reserves, but it will be observed that membership in the new system of the Federal reserve banks is not limited to national banks, but is open on equal terms to banks organized under state laws.
While in most respects the general banking law remains as it was, certain changes are of importance.
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