When you put money in the bank, you deposit it.

And let's say that I can, in the bank,

So what I do is, I take their 900 gold pieces, and I take it as a deposit.

So 10 of 110 is 11.

Checking,savings took out about 125,000 in cash.

I'll open a bank account.

I have a fairly wealthy village.

So how much could I expand my balance sheet?

He deposited the prize money in the bank.

I just give them a checking account.

The money rests in a safe at the bank.

This guy, he does have interest.

You know, about my money.

And I think something happened, right? He put aside a little cash for you.

It's in a safety deposit box.

Scarlett's deposits.

Put the money in the bank.

Your account is empty.

And we went the fractional reserve route.

I want to deposit some money.

I trusted him with the money.

So what would be total demand liabilities?

We opened today.

Don't trust him with such a large sum of money.

He's got the drop on her.

You have the money, you'll give it to me.

I also want 100 of that.

I have a lot of money in my savings account.

Well, no. Because then a bank take on arbitrary amounts of risk and there are regulations, although I think a bank would do it on their own to some degree, but there're regulations called reserve requirements that tell us how much lending can a bank do relative to its actual reserves. In this case, it's reserves of gold.

The bank keeps money for people.

He left his safe in my care.

Deposits on long term leases.

I entrusted my money to him.

And then instead of giving them actual gold,

That's where all these people here put their money.

Deposit your money in the bank.

We borrowed money at high interest.

This is actually the power of compounding interest.

For example the ideology

What gets raised? A noun phrase, a vital role to announce here interest rates.

So this is the account of B. The account of Villager B.

That would be total bank notes in this case and bank notes are also something we'll later leave a world where every bank is issuing bank notes, but I just wanted to give you that kind of historical context, how bank notes even started off.

That's basically how this thing operates.

So they'll go and they'll deposit it in maybe bank 1 over here, then over here in bank 2, and since there's more money in bank 1 and bank 2 you have the supply of money going up supply going up and also the demand for reserves is going up this cash right here, these are reserves.

He has plenty of money in the bank.