Required reserves are

A. equal to total reserves minus excess reserves.
B. equal to total reserves minus checkable deposits.
C. always less than total reserves.
D. determined by multiplying the level of checkable deposits times the discount rate.


A. equal to total reserves minus excess reserves.

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