If there is a withdrawal of cash from a bank which does not go below the required reserves, the withdrawal will not change money supply but will reduce bank checkable deposits.
<h3>What does withdrawing from a bank do?</h3>
If one withdraws money from a bank, it will reduce the bank's checkable deposits as these are made of cash that was deposited by entities.
As regards total money supply however, these withdrawals will only have an impact if the withdrawal causes bank reserves to fall below the required reserves.
Find out more on required reserves at brainly.com/question/10684321.
Answer and Explanation:
Data provided
Depreciation = $185 million
The Journal entry is shown below:-
Depreciation expense $185 million
To Accumulated depreciation $185 million
(Being depreciation expenses is recorded)
Here we debited depreciation expense as expenses are increasing whereas we credited the accumulated depreciation as the assets decreasing.
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