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Scenario: The following table shows the initial balance sheets of Bank A and the Fed. Suppose that the Fed then buys $10 million in bonds from Bank A.
Refer to the scenario above. After this transaction, Bank A's total liabilities equal ________.
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▸ $110 million
▸ $140 million
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