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Changing the Secondary Reserve Ratio

Wednesday, July 13th, 2011


As noted earlier, the Bank of Canada is empowered to require the chartered banks to maintain secondary reserves of 0-12 percent of their deposits. The more of their funds that they are required to place into secondary reserves (mostly very short-term government promissory notes, or “treasury bills”), the fewer loans the banks will be able to make. Thus, another way in which the Bank of Canada can influence the banks’ lending and the money supply is by varying the required secondary reserve ratio: a lower ratio will permit more lending and a higher money supply, while an increase in the ratio will have the opposite effect, creating a “tight money” situation.
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Canadian Microeconomics:Problems and Policies

Sunday, July 11th, 2010


This idea is reinforced further by the fact that many directors serve on the boards of several companies, in what are called “interlocking directorships,” which tends to magnify their influence further. About one-quarter of Canadian corporate directors have significant “interlocking” connections, many of which are effected through Canada’s large and powerful chartered banks, as senior personnel from large corporations often serve on the boards of the banks and vice versa. There are different views concerning the significance of this so-called corporate business elite, with some observers feeling reassured by the stability and judgment that it provides, others seeing in it something threatening and sinister, and still others doubting whether its significance with respect to the actual operational decisions of Canada’s major corporations is as great as is often supposed.

Regardless of which of these views is the more accurate, it can be said in conclusion that large corporations play a very important role in the Canadian economy, even greater relatively to the size of the economy than in the USA, and that in these large corporations, control is often separated from ownership. Widespread small shareholders are not in a position to exercise active control. As a result, control tends to shift, depending on the circumstances, to the top management of the corporation or to the groups of influential members of the Board of Directors. Generally, neither top managers nor directors are major shareholders in their corporation; their claim to control over the corporation is based on their expertise rather than on ownership.

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Variation in Cash Reserve Ratios

Thursday, December 17th, 2009


Our second realistic consideration is this: Banks may not try to keep exactly the same reserve at all times. Where the government requires that they keep a certain minimum ratio, they cannot keep less; but they may choose at times to keep more. In Canada, our banks are now required by law to keep a cash reserve amounting to at least eight per cent of their deposits. Their actual reserve ratio may sometimes be well in excess of this figure. The fact that banks may be willing to hold a cash reserve ratio over and above the required minimum means that a deposit of cash does not necessarily lead to a multiple creation of loans and deposits throughout the banking system. In our example, when Mr. Adams deposited $1,000 in bank A, thereby increasing its cash reserve ratio above ten per cent.

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